Frankfort Community High School - Red Bird Yearbook (West Frankfort, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1947 volume:

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X X xx J ff Q X I X : S 1 W! , s ,,.3's K 1 J' an is x e tF kf t Com These dummres planned the dummy for the yearbook Stanclrng are the co edlto s Charles Cremer Shrrley Fox co edrtos of copy Norma Ncolar co edrtor and typrst Ioanna Vlebb and Dorothy Wall Semor class edrtcrs Mrss Velma Nave productron sponsor Seated Ruby Llayes Freshman class edrtor and news wrrter Tommy Sarlly and Glenda Shymanrk Iumor class edrtors Students whose names are starred worked on the annual the entrre year Others lrsted worked durrnq the trrst semester Prcture of entrre staff appears FOREWORD the Red Brrd Staff Went to the Kmg Coal Cavalcade saw the mrrrers therr equrpment and methods of mrnrng a drsplay of the by products of coal emoyed the clean fun the cooperatrorr and frrendshrp of our communrty Now express our apprecratron for on page 10 The Labonng Man ln my oprnron the laborrng man rs one of the most vrtal assets to our democracy He rs a man of common lrneage who wants to see fustrce and rrght trrumph over rnyustrce and wrong for the welfare of all mankrnd Gorng to hrs fob early rn the mornrng and returnrng to hrs home late rn the afternoon the honest cooperatrve laborer goes about hrs work w1th a smrle and words of good cheer for those workrng wrth and near hrm Hrs chref arrrbrtron rs to supply hrs own famrly wrth adequate needs Even though a few sacrrfrces must be made he sees to rt that hrs chrldren recerve the proper schoolrng He attends the church of hrs chorce and takes an actrve part rn crvrc organrzatrons Ready and wrlllng at all trmes to lend a helprng hand when and when ever he feels the needs he grves of hrs trrne and talent to help those who are rn trouble For all these reasons the laborrng man rs a person whom all classes of people should respect Loved by hrs famrly respected by hrs frlends and nerghbors the laborer represents the truly great rn our land today the real backbone of our democracy We should better express our deep gratrtude and apprecratron for the workrng man Wrthout hrm we could not marntarn a strong natron Two World Wars could not have be n won wrthout the whole hearted support of Labor We cannot keep peace wrthout the unron of government caprtal and labor We depend upon laborers to drg coal work rn the factorres run the mrlls t1ll the sorl rn short we really depend upon them for everythrng whrch has made the Umted States a great natron for support of churches homes schools the best rn the world where we young people must trarn our mrnds and souls to labor for the best for ourselves and others Let us remember that 1t takes lust as much labor plus much expense and X trarnrng to learn to labor wrth our mrnds as to labor wrth our hands and muscles but happy rs the person who has learned to use both hrs rmnd and hrs hands to labor by LOUISE FROVELL li l Y ,L - l L'q'Q l WE I' 5 ' ' WE - I ...... ,.....,..... in x X I ' 4' Because we realize Hz e fknporfance of voczf fo o u r Oomlnumfy, we dedfcafe MILS' recom' ofour !ab0r.9 of FC!! 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N -.Xu THF IIIBTORH Ol co Xl if ff ff' 1 fu By Shlrley Fox 0 41 It is natural to honor Qld Klng Coal rn 1l11no1s for well over 5U percent of 1ll1no1s contarns b1tummous coal beds maklng thrs state one of Unrted States lead1ng coal pro ducers Although all coals are of vegetable or1g1n there are many varlettes as to age formatron physrcal and chemlcal character 1st1cs Brtumlnous coal 1S one o c1v111zat1ons prrme sources of energy Sometlmes called numus coals they mclude cokrng and non cokmg types The cokmg at varylng temper atures glves off by products By product cokrng rmproves on the old beeh1ve cokrng by recov er1ng all those rngredrents of a chemrcal na ture whrch have formed the basrs of the coal chemrcal lndustry The frrst drscovery of coal on the North Amerrcan Contment was made rn 1ll1no1s lolret and Marquette on therr voyage of exploratron alona the 1ll1no1s rrver ln the v1c1n1ty of Ottawa and Utlca A few years later a map made by another explorer located a cole mme that area lt was almost a century later before coal was d1scovered rn Pennsylvanra and other eastern states but rt was more than 160 years before there was any large scale effort t caprtalrze on 11l1no1s vast coal resources The frrst recorded shrpment of 1ll1no1s coal was rn 1810 when a raft loaded wrth coal from the Amerrcan Bottom ln lackson County was floated down the M1SSlSSlppl to New Orleans Practrcally three frfths of the state of lll1no1s 1S underlard wrth coal deposrts Not all of these seams however are of suff1c1ent thrckness for profrtable mrnrng and the seams vary rn depth from the earth s surface rangrna rn some coun The map on the opposlte page shows the chxef mmes located m Frcmklm County tes to w ll over 1000 feet and actually out croppmg rn rrver banks and on the srdes o denuded htlls rn others Many local m1nes are reached by drlft m1n1ng but wuh few exceptlons whrch apply mostly to stnp m1nes All m1nes now shrppmg coal by ra11 are reached by vertrcal shafts and slopes The depths of the shafts and slopes va y Up unt1l 1923 practrcally all coal was mrned by hand but then the age of mach1nery began to creep rn untrl today m 1ll1no1s 87 percent of the coal lS mmed by mechanrcal means New mach1nery and advanced methods are brrng mg maxrmum effrcrency to productlon Of the 206 coal rr'1nes 1n 1ll1no1s rn operatron today erght are rn or near West Frankfort and thrrteen are 1D Franklm County They are ler Bell and Zoller Coal 5: Mmrng Co No 2 7e1g1er Ch1cago Wrlmrngton G Frankhn Coal Co No 1 West Frankfort C W and F Coal Co No 2 West Frankfort Franklm County Coal Corp No 5 Freeman Franklln County Coal Corp No 7 Royalton Old Ben Coal Corp Nos 8 9 11 14 15 West Frankfort Peabody 18 West Frankfort Vaher No 1 Valrer The1r total output for the year 1945 was 18173694 tons whtle West Frankfort m1nes alone pro duced 10 591 U73 tons The mrmng lndustry prov1des employment for 7 U17 men of the county and 2922 rn West Frankfort m1nes Frankl1n County also boasts tte largest shaft mme tn the world New O rent No Z located 1ust north of West Frank or I' ..,I , Q' r 47 U54 .fyfx 1,' 1 A C f 1 It F aff -4 g , , 4 X-kgyf ' ',,,f ' 0 in 1673, discovered coal seams in the bluffs Bell Und 20116-r C0015 Mi1'1if1Q CO- NO- 1-29195 A , ' in . . - g . . I . . . I . . - O l I f I I W - 1 - A f I I . J . - f tl' I f . J .jf . Qi ' ' - '? ? I l I I 1 of 5 If ' Sn-. f A'S ' 7 'r F' ,, .Q .,., m 'was X fm D ., C' Q an ' . 'M' MF fss. X 'o1 Q' Top left: C11 Klrxf Czu., Top right: Q gm-rp Q' Coll, l 1 Bottom. left to right: Qufff I C521 IQ'1'.'1j HM, Frm: .5 rl QLD KING com.-com. .. , ,. .. . v. -V, . .VL ,,, ,MN , In . r ,- 2. H F Q1 EI Bottom n t QJ L, QC , ,f ff. , , ,V 1 -4,511 Robert Simkurmas, Tim Hall, Doris Chance, Mary Ruth Iackson, Icy Warren and Betty' Boyer enter the P13115 ct learmrtq, Dani be afraid. VValk right Ln. This is the Filly' like same Sapzites, but carefully. Re entrance ta Frankfort Hiazi tie-re 875 zzririare Careful 'ze study rejulfzrljx aid eiafzri if t:1C1f gather unafraid tc xd1Q tar tearmna. We 'AJCLI are sure you your tesscrie every' zxitiare are not scared at Cnr rrmeipvl Cr 'f1'I'-I Dent he .2115 I.'1ffQ A.' lyke efzzie ixriiere cur te-aaliers because '.'.'e kiixv they are 'raid C1,lf taie pride lH daiig eiflg Q-:-seat tzge 'Jerj-' ::1ir1:1 risyeetftrs Tzter' tefxczi us 11 fair-r ta rest 'yan Cai Avcid ceaart-.rrtfz ave:-Ceriiiziei' '-'arg Lai te 53 Eiarrf it 'sig dezit warg Qfie .1 ::.ff Se-Ingres kizgt1.i:'.'ef-r1i'1':g,CirifiieiC-T- Rui -fiat :gtifrr 3132 Hrs i rerreierrft' , ':e'1r,2e14 'C krifw fl-at 'fit are 'r 'rirtii' TC'.',',::ai H1 with Til? 1 'mypr 'icq :rid rrzrt cz' f1:i':f:.e U7 grid 1 aitgpae 'jwizrd Qftlfft .igrifrfiit Revrr 4 f. I Yi: :ii he iiteftzeit 'Q 1 rttdr' I1 t t,r:.di:' Qifie T110 Frelsirieff np' 'L iirifirf 'gat w.Q Ea ug :ai z' ,z 'ie ri .qigfx rI13'T'lf1Cfr'.' ' if' :iii dttk' -' heeitee LABOR AND LEARNING MARCH HAND IN BEAUTIFUL HANDS . . . are those that write the TRUTH always . . . with respect for the rights, privileges and private affairs of their fellowrnen . . . Uwith malice toward none . . . with charity for all -for, The Truth Will make them free. Readm Bob Link Elizabeth R t Eadie Tedra Hancock Iohn D,i a t eadin Wntm Some beauxtif l hands ri photog aphy class fShes a left handed gal l Rithmetic lean Lucas s explaining a p oblerr' to the geometry class while Pa Pea on looks on The Three R s Theres so much go ng o I dont have to stall For Mary and Dick I rust say Morn Im so sleepy Besides the three R Im going to bed That it lust makes rr sick Arid I ao to class next day For Ill have to admit With my lesson not read That I cant read nor spell Now ne day Dad got angry Write or figure or sucl' And parked out at me In fact some grown up say Unless you can study and determine to be That I lust dont know much I Ir- the first IO! of your class There lust arent enough hours and math Through the day or the night in this whi lwicd of ou I can tell you riqht now it is raisinq my wrathl For theres fournalism drama sports mustc arid club I chose one chief activity due to what Dad had said Theres home work night meeting at school practic s Now Im aettinq my lessons and such And it makes me so sud Is there any good reascri To think of the grtef my instructors have had Can you blame Us at all Trying to cram required sub1ects into my muddled For not studyina trie Three Ra 7 head HAND THROUGH LIFE AT FRANKFORT HIGH 'iii -1 Mm 'T il hllllfiiii U9 . , ' rh me-jus rl '. f I ' 'fgwlw vlilmlztvr fe '. 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TE QF iff If fflf 'VGQTY Cl 'JICYK CY Lf' ,-f,f!f v S: The Cavalcade IS Composed of Two Dlstlnct Phases Feshval and Industnal plume Um THE INDUSTRIAL Labor and Learnlng Go Hand 1n Hand 1n Study Hall KING COALS oPm1oN W0 ff! Because Kmg Coal realrzes We have been engaged 1n a four year struggle or war because men lacked learmng and understand1ng of each others problems he asks all hls sublects the rnrners and the1r frrends to d1g down 1nto therr pockets for more cash to frnance our schools so that our school W1ll have trarned the Klng urges that the state legrslature approprlate funds to fmance schools so that h1s sublects W1ll not pay taxes that are too hlgh Theres coal fwhlch brrngs rr1e my goldl rn them there hrlls says the Klng and no one deserves rt more than the teachers and the youth of West Frankfort who know the truth of the old rhyme quoted below ee? , 7 iff P Z ' 121 if Labor for learnrng before you grow old For learmng IS better than sllver and gold Srlver and gold w1ll vanlsh away But learnmg alone wxll never decay .J- Q ll I ' ' ll . A I... - . 1 f' . . ' , 4' ff 1 X . , , ff 5 ' ' ' A ff 71 1 ' . . A Il 1 '24, f 4,4 ' teachers and the 'best equipment possible. ln adclitlon, I? YIQIC DX Dr. W. S. Rains, Dentist T. O. Sloan Agdttor, Peabody SIZL Co. VVillard Love Merchant Raymond Dorris Uorris Cleaners Sec.et of Board Luther Burpo Merchant P es ae of Boara F XRF WH I S NRE? XID FCHS lost three excellew' teachere at mrd term Top left Pnnclpal Mark Scully O behalf of the ent1re faculty brd goodbye to Mr Hal Stone at a farewell get togethe the cafe-terxa Mr Stone lef at rmd term to become chem1 try mbtructor at S ll U Carbondale He taugdt phy 1 cmd herr1 try here aaa Na Head of the Sc1e'1ce Dept H quahflcatlons c 'taut f Ed f SllUa'1da'1'MS egr barra 1 Mrs Mark Scully fl Lee Cheno eth T l , 'A C t , r 1 ' it . 5 A ' - - I . ' ' rt ' s . A- r ir: ' a us ' - 's Q ' . . 5. ., . I s'cs . c Je . ' ' s ' ' . ., is ' ' ' o. :E o an B. ,torn . -I , , . M. d ee from the U. of Ala- L:'.'er left. . 12er'.'e.1 tea to Mug Floreife Pracyk 'who restarted at riii- rerzti 1: become Mr: Alaei P331 She head cf the Ccriirrzerczxl Dept here ati 1:3323 Geri Buxiriefx Triiiirifr 3:2 Ofife Pr :nie Sie hcgdf ar. Ei 3 'iearee 'rcirr Sl KU. ary: 3: ll S4 frciti The U if LlGT.'-'GT lIT'Gf Mr. - w , 1r.. r'gi'1cr 3' Artieriizr. H1.'1:7',' :Qc ifflzr.-Qi at :iii- ierrrz :1:Ii.f 3: Ez 3. 'ze- 'ree 'ri::. S I fI L' and at Lf S degree 'r:1:. 13.-e 'Q if l1l1r.i1' ..':er'.'::e :t FC S r-':re'2 Top 1gl't Mrs Inza Bone! Na h1red to teach Mr Cheno New s cla se She has o B A e ree from Wah U Lon Mo Slce has attended the U'11v 1ty of lew MeY1co Alb guerque Lower lght Mlss Ellzabeth Wells a clenc 1 cz o ld n B aree 1 U a'1o o MIC IQ had atte ded Wayn U and lortnvve tern U She aught M Che owe h Q ff and bee gular o e Pr1n Scully Reslgns 1- e P 14 Paduan K c a dea ee 'on' Cape G1a o au d MA fron Pealsodf' o leae lloshv1lle and dd one wo lc toward 1 Pl' D at olu1'nb1:1 U New Yo-c H een a ht crool eacher at lackso M don rt1c work been pr1'1 tpal of aclcsonvtlle H S tor tour years '1 C1ty Suot TSC cols t str. o Pr1no1pal MARK SCULLY wrltes about OUR RESPONSIBILITIES Much Q vntter and sa1d about l1fe purpose and respons1b1l1ty fro t1e standpolnt of the student W1th your perm1ss1on should l1ke to spealc onetly about the purpose and respons1b1l1ty of the school The school ex1 s for the purpose of pfOV1d11'1g an opportumty tor the fullest developrne t t every student mentally morally soc1ally and phys1cally lt lS the respons1o1l1ty of every school and of every teacher to a ept every student Just as ne corres and to a1d h1s development 1n ever poss1ble lt the oacxorourd t a student IS poor or h1s ab1l1ty lov- the cha rup1l who has 'lad every advantage The student has tf1e solemn respons1b1l1tv to ava1l hlmself fully of e e pportun1ty presented by h1s school or soc1ety generally HIS obhgat contemporary soo1etv as well as to those who have gone oetore and W ll come after h m demands thls even 1f he feels no obl1gat1on to lo Best W1shes Your fr1end r' 1 i . I 1 .1 A . . d g 1 s . ., St Q . r K . ' ' I 3 ' 5. . Y 1 . . ., 1 . 'M 1 r1 1 r, ho rs a Ed. . def , W ' , A , 1 , , 4 ' 7 from S1I. 'J, . 1 an M Ai X V A - ' 'H - . M , 1 1 I from the U. f H' GH, GRC A . '. Sf' 1 n ' ' e 1 1 ' A - ' .A A V vw F , t 1 I Q 11 ... x., r. 1 n 1. 's classes for - ' ' ' f ' th first te' Weeks . ' has 1 .. . . N' A n a ref: substitute 'or f' ' X A 'S th r classes. 1.1 1 'I' WZIY - 1 1 ' ' ' '1 o1 ' ' It 1 llenge We were VET? fffgfi SQ? to the school and teacher is just as great as it is in the case of the superior PTIFETI 'lh r1 rin Mar Scuny - , ' 1 , 11 . . resigned positron :ere to ' go io ' c Q , y, as head g l ' ' ' ' ' A 3-I out ine entire school 1f'fsterr. Q - - -' ' - - 13:1 15 there. Mr S ully nas BS. I T A . r r 1 lr r 'e 11 1 WHO an' an 1 11 1 l 1 l , 1 1 1ZIiE9il. pol 1 ' ' , 1 l I 5 ' -. i r ' C ' ., ' ' rl. e ' has b 1 'gh s 1 1 t 1 n, og 1 e a. d ' . o . a Fe. 1s, M . Vlyilli ilu- l It-Ip ul Olfl King lmml Plllic- -I llic- l lumc- l'irf-s ljmurriiiig Cafeteria Ladies Cafeteria Ladies: Mrs. lennie Mar- burqer, manager: Mrs. Gertrude Tunison, Mrs. lennie Roe, Mrs. Grace Stover-helpers, are 'fthe ladies in white, who kept our appetites quenched with the best eats possible -even pie, sometimes-in spite of the scarcity of suaar and other necessities Cafeteria Scene Cafeteria Scene Iune Grady cashier accepts the twenty five cents QIVSH her by Edna Frnney in payment for a aood plate lunch Custodlans Custodxans a e t 1e bu lest nen O earth we aa e e V pusy takina ca e 0' the b 13 a an u 'rodern take sfstent at eat rivuna cnc l buse c 1 a tne ampuswtni yeea trees they barely' have 'tad ll t et trteir II tu e w rt e camera Eve v ne app e lates 'na y lctrtdne Fawn b t c eerla ad to 1a'1s Le u A then e us .f c C4 catan C He EG ll f mf El M Secretanes We a c app e tate the many ccurtesies h N1 e R M an a rss ev Bai ey They , . - , , , , . ' r l 'sie z, . n , c ' belt T..ey're so ' ' A r Q uAl'1n .d c r tt . s r .' u.. he A 1213, d' Q scl C' r s, ann :cr 1, c ' il its :nan r :een 3, ' ' '- l 'tie c a,. 1 Q ic re shot' til th . . rycn, A rec' . .' the . n '. sses sn ' . us by 0 h the aft ' l tes and the cus- di 2 'g all sho nc.. we appreciate this courtesy by savtnq the-rn ll .f as much tk a.: pc,-bible HIE are Mr legs l.1:k, Mr. G Shaw, Mr -r' ,rt 'nzenf J, Mr .lis A'.'er',', and r latter Mar- shalt. . '- A r c' t .. 'A s.c' . us by cur tw: cuice sefr mth :rg .. nd ME: Ex' lln 'l . . ' re tape' Evelyn Bculey Edgar Bam H to C, ap arguertte Barra ora f 9 Btll Brown ,J tr GC 6 631 2 :C Mary lean Burpo t Q stt c' A xansas lowva ta o e C enttst , Sybtl Caveglta Jstcal Fd Catton FdB U G 0 Peabody Cclleqe 'leatlt Pl' scal Fd Catan Lee Chenoweth U tve stty ot llltnots S N U e tcar H to w Amos Coleman MS Untversttv of llltnots ECIB S l N U Ge Shop Head Depa tment of lndustrtal Arts Walter E Colllns BS AM Untvetstty ot llltnots Untverstty of Ken ttt ky Amertcan Gcvetnment and Htstory Intemattona Relattons Comme ctal Law Head Department of Socta Sctence Blanche Cox tve stty 0' ll tnots Ed E S N U O Htstot' naltslt R L Crowell tvs stty ct llltnots FdB S l D ltts al Edacatton Btoloqw Gene al Sctence Healtl' Cec1l Dorns U e st a' l nots Vo attonal t t..t e Elwood Fnsk EdB W tewa Stat Teac e s Fotlege A to a't:t Avtatto Meehan cs Altce Grant and MA Untve stty of Illtnots Colambta Unt ve stty Cclo ado State Enaltsh Iames Hasue U tw sttv 0' Alabama Unt e stty o ltt Ed B S I N U rnaltslt 'lead Depa trrent ot Engl sls Harlan Hodges testt,oMtl' an EdB Coaclt O' Atlrlettcs Ph,stcal Edatcatton Altce Hoye Lfttve s tw o Wtscons n Untxe s ty o M xt rtvesvc ltn Mlfed Ccegel' tvss Urtxe sth' Eng s D arat cs pee Red Bt cl 'No es Vtrgtrna Hughes o tltweste n at Memplsts S Ltb a Scterc Ge ae P abcd Co'eqe Ltb a an if l K Rv i Q5 pi Ralph Krupp Franklyn Le Fevre Clarence Les11e Kenneth M1ller Ruth Morgan Marqe Morse Lowell McDonald Harry McMurtr1e Met Evalyn Marquarclt Nameth r :bc lecr' Velma Nave Theordore Paschedag v M C Gladys Pyait Maxine S. Tucker Gay E. Tuelcer Vonnie Wade Carthol Walston Graee Wilston A A Afior1'Beasley'Wolfev U F l WE ELECT A MINQR STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT This page features Bob Durham, student body president, and some cf his closest friends. Top, left: football co-captains, Ray Moake and Bob Durham of the '47 Red Birds are shown, Top, inset: We copped this one of 'll-lad-dah in his Sunday-go-to-meetin' clothes. . . Top, right: Bob is shown with Kathleen Roby, his best gal and our football queen. tNote who wears the F sweaterl Lower left: Bob performs one of his duties as student prexy-he reads the announcements in assembly. . . Lcwer right: Mac Wenskunis, football captain of the University of lllinois Gridiron Champs, and Bill Rice, Membership Secretary for the Alumni Association cf the U. of lll., are welcomed by Bob, who greets all celebrities who visit us in assembly. With this practice in hand-shaking, Durham should make a good politician. Bob Durham, along with Frank Wendryhoski, made the first all-star tournament team at Iohnston City. Bob was one of the l4,UO0 boys in the United States to pass the Navy College Aptitude Test, which makes him a student under the new NROTC plan. A singer, as well as an athlete, Bob was cast as the Mikado in the production of the Gilbert and Sulli- van liqht opera, Mikado, which was produced by the entire vocal music department under the direction of Mr. Franklyn Letvevre, with Miss Ioanna Webb as accompanist. -qu '43-'54 le Q , 1 ' .. ' xx 'I xx-x v' xxx'- x I ,1 1 . , Q Q v ' - ' f ' ' ' - A.. ' .-Q f -...Ma s., '-s-...- Q. N 'S x k ' K TO THE STUDENTS A - CTHE TEACHERS TASK? Year after ye-11: returninu To the task O' lezxdin vouth to work and com reherig G , U We .stand be-fore you, :somewhat mystifiez Umll our eve.: behold you seated there, Hosni after rect: 3' :Ie-11:1 and viqorcui ' Frmlinu :ini abd 'haf we Your 193:21-er, S1111 shall counsel 'fag We iif'er with the ricderi cynic: 4 Thzf 'fsig ire ,fubbsrx-5ri'.'cl:u,1 3 Pee - Thai V31 desire :dy 1: be le? 3 Yig 'xt there quietly' '.- th EP33'.l:.' e fit? rt.1rt:': lnrie, A :ll-1:1 Hmgho Hmgho It G o to uorl. up go To u 0rl1 and play the luv long dm HPIHIIO H0l ,lO' Helgho Helffho H6lgll0 ,. ,,,, ,, ,,-,,. 1 ff 44 i W, , M, ,,, qav-.Wm - FRANKFORT HI J Ccontinued from opposite page' And anxious too to learn to follow it, KTHE PUPIIJS TASKJ We muster all our Coumcle' Strom Yes were 'attentive patient, and content, To lead and Counsel YOU' To 'lseek the truth and learn to labor well Ycu, sincere, eager youth, You always understandl Your innocence, your loyalty, and trust As students in ci democratic land, We are ambitious, strivina willinaly to under- stand Outweiahs all triumphs of a selfish world cutsiae The fundcmemc-113 Of cu, lifgs Work to be You have not learned done. That qreed and love of power is strona Knowledge of how to labor, That where their menace holds tull .swan- Think and plan, and play Vfealth will accurnulatep wisdom will decai' Strengthens our Character, helpi us to Qgsumg You linaer in our care Responsibility in this UAae a' Learning' in Seekina to be auided riahf. cur land T555 li Th? ff33359Yf 735k V19 H When sincere teachers counsel-Ksuch as It shall be ke-ct in sight' Omit.- Ve-ki: ffyfe l' is the tail' o auth 'rj-' ia understand. . . . To cut - to drill - to blast - to shoot . . . to load - to hoist and haul out the lfnowloflge we have dug during our four years work with other minors at Frank- fort High. The Cullmv an Drlllmff Process Ill Le armng Q e ne cmtg Q Q ave real' meer rt lf' e Q .Q Q QQ N e 'ln swerrcrt QQ 'Q' veefc fe ere fd J it a r e a Q e rg re C D earned we d ltave t d g dta ta tnds al da, We Soon vere re-rt rt ed were nreaxtng rules we 1 uet net go nu lcclcem at noon urttl tlte bel rana ter cur next lass and we rnustnt grouch tt sorre center trantoled us under feet n me Halls e rr u t lanare tltetr teastng and nnpe QCIYS lane ct taeerttv star e paa era fa e twt serrese ay rrerc asst ten v C c: Q6 dttterent e a e e e urm ed fa reQ t Q Q aectded C tr QQ C' f a J r T e n d , e C Ongea to no Q leant ng and araaee We W 0 aave Qta ed ltke Q ael and are planntng to Conttnue d g wtt't fu 'nm S next year l-low dare ,Cu call us 4 eeft 0 ct coal' ear lttan Smal egg er ltttle ntlt aua tt Wlay not adrntt we re lrQt grade ecltool7 NAC 6 Q Cp BEST FRESHMEN DRILLERS Don Gtles was per uaded to cpe ate tl'e cutttng cmd drtlltng macnme a ' e 'na tonor students all atrls olaeerxe Lett to rtght ar Ruby Hayeb 4 75 avg Mc a Merteew 475 avg Helen McKee 439 ava Leotta Pearce 475 avg Dorothy Douwor 475 a a W., -. Q... . 0 O 0 l , . , . N - X 7 7 ,P 2, . . I , VV., FLQE1 1 the jf 'e,,t ztiincrs at da LIAQA, . l Jzll li C., a 'L . TCH N, Ez. V ,fy ' 1 i.tpt d into a neun' Gels: ter us We are nz? ire n r ll, ltle hart, at the L13 red ,,cl2eel2icv'4..- en Main Jerri: l. l. ny t .:?1::ien nad na sf.1d',' hall? Ctr et lllf e ' jt1.,,,:E1pae jig. fer the first anl as ine digging became :pete Qfreniieue Gp., X W' S -,W 7 Gt, .F yemfgg lcgf fyfjqgg they ' ' t the cplttgng prices And ie Lnl cu nl s.,ra:::tS, DILQQ K' Q gan ilxitie- ai' 1 lrczi scitail, hpgt tE.e',' eier. leund d1atel1,' as eetzte teachers assigned as Elerie 1599 OIFSYTT GUY ZCTDS lif Kldil GF YCUHQ G9 'xxerlc the tirst day et scltfcl nd we Seen li el V rule F5 WCTK T15 Zillgflt he l a , ' . 0 1 , -jr d J -mah car 3144 ' Judy' no ' M .:. rc 1:13. l y. , : e xi. d we J l T. 7 ll l 4- JI' , ' -Clit Q -Y A ' ' ,mf 13 . W 15 Q fy . Q rillin 1 - r. jd. 'C A , ' A ' 7 l lv ll ' T-T A , l Y C , ' 4 Y t big 1 V ' Q I l. 3' ' A f ' 1 - - ' , l ' t fa ' vw 1 ' ' KJ .. ,ts 5 ' Q . S r r a an es 21 tc 26 Q lusiv Cl Hite a Aertect attendance l 4 rece. tar th tr' : . ,Lvl A : . 3 t . ' . f ' . Q 5 fr n :mf , f f g ,M ,MM e ? Z' V , 4 - -4-wwf: 'fr ,Je ,sf M W r 1 . :X L FRESH 1E A -rv---Q X Inset Ward Icrun eil man Earl Cox vrce Row One Norma Anderson Primo Angell Dons lune Appleton Andy Aschxerls Raw Two Pat Avery Dons Iean Baker lrm Barkdall Barbara Barton 'Q 41,1 ar? Jnvf' f Ab Z -,sn ,W Row Three Anna Lors Beams Geraldxne Brggs Eleanor Borek Ioanne Borella Henry Bozlc Clara Mae Britton Row Four Fred Bntton Audry Mae Broad Morton Brown Bobby Browrunq Wrllram Bruce Wxlham Buckingham Row Frve Lors Burke Ioy Burton Dale Burton Laurel Calhoun IoAnn Camp Katherine Campbell 1 3 -wr' x.. Tlmld, but u lllmg 40 Row Srx Rae Campbell Vrrgxnxa Carpenter Norma Casper Betty Chrlds Delorrs Crma Elma Lee Coleman Row Seven lohn Paul Cook Earl Cox Brll Creamer Ann Crowell Tommy Crowell Ianet Cunmngham Row One Ieanne Curry Buddy Davis Velvla Davxs Eugene De lulxus Marxlyn Dorrxs Dorothy Douvan How Two Lou Dean Dycus Margie East Ruth Fagley lack Farris Betty Fells Edna Fletcher Row Three Iohn Foder Ioan Fnck Bob Frost Byra Zell Fuller Iumor Fuller Patncxa Garret How Four Dewayne Gaye! Mary Gherardxm B111 Gxbbons Delorls Glliord Dorrxs Gxfiord Gladys Gifford How Fxve Pattle Glllespxe Iosephme Good lohn Gore Edward Graskewxz Iohn Gray Delons Grosco Hom SIX Mona Hall Delores Hand Sue Hargrove Hoax Seven Chrlssy Harkms Roy Harkms Dortha Horns Inset Pattxe Gxllesple Sec Va y Wxlkmson T ea i X FREGHN IE ,i Q j ,te A ,J -an f-N Tlmld but u llllflg FRESHN IE V ni J ,ff ,,,, 17-at .I . Tunld, but lfllllllg T of '? 1 X L -if M 1 Ar' no v45r-' Inset Betty Treece vocal musxc Henry Bozxc mstru mental music How One Walter Gregonxs Pat Hart Naydean Harris Ruby Hayes Row Two Barbara Herron Iohnny Hxduk Betty Hlll Shlrley Hill How Three Hula Hoebbel Murlene Hoover Claude Horsle Ralph Howe Anna Ruth Hubbard La Ferne Hughes Flow Four Lloyd Hungate IoP.nn Hutton Ward laun Patty lce Alxce Iames Lloyd lenmngs Row Fxve Howard Iohns Alrce Iohnson Phylhs Iohnson Helen Iohnson Charles Iomer Duck Iones Row Sxx Marlon Ioplxn Albert Iordon Eileen Kernoslry Betty Kxrk Dxck Lanthrum A I Lawrence Row Seven Wayne Lawerence Iohnn Lee Sue Ann Little Ioyce Lockwood William McDaniel Helen McKee Hou One luanlta McPorter Fred Maddaleno Lorlne Mahan Franlcre Mann Frances Mayhew Nadme Meanovxch Row Two Laveta Melvrn Robert Melvin Paul Melvxn Samuel Melvin Mona Menees lamce Mxller Row Three lames Mxtchell Della Morthland Irene Morthland lack Mullen Don Murray Donna Murray Row Four Leslle Murray B111 Mygalt Mary Ann Narusls Hlta Ann Nealon Kenneth Nelbel Charles Nexry Row Fxve Ronald Newton loyce Nolen Harold Odle Irm O Halleron Gladys Owsley Opal Owsley How Slx Patrxcla Owsley Wanda Parks Kenneth Patton Frances Pasqueno Row Seven Rudolph Pasqueno Ruth Payne Leotta Pearce Charles Perkc Inset Typrcal Freshman boy and gxrl Left Tommy Purcell Rxgh' R e f'a'r-,he FREf H IE fb.. 'Mx X x N 41 Tlmul but u lllmg i rf I ig, ? fu ek awww em. FRESH IEN Lis' :QW 'WGS' 134 Z N -- pp 'ws 522 2 4-f 002' Tlmld, but wllllng Inset Two typical Freshmen lourncxlrsm Students Left Ruby Hayes Rlqht Betty Felts Co Freshman edxtors of Yearbook Row One Kenneth Plckens laclne Plantec Iacklay Poole Shlrley Poole Row Two Betty Price Tommy Purcell Nancy Rams Pam Ramsey Row Three Shrrley Reed Donald Reeves Norman Reid Nora Rich Esther Rlsner lames Robmson Row Four Frederick Roe Dorothy Rose Carmellta Rumler Iacquelme Rumler Floyd Rumsey Robert Rushlewskx Row Frve Roberta Rushxewslu Nadrne Russell Maxlne Russell Bzllxe Sanders Iacl-ue Savalxck Floreen Scott Row Sxx Greta Semple Beulah Slleven Drck Scuta lee Sllmak lohn Shmak Iames Smxth Row Seven Phyllls Smith Barbara South Vada Stagner Barbara Story Lola Stubblelxeld Lawrence Sturgeon Ra-av One Vrctor Susxn Alan Swearmgen Robert Talley Ice Taylor Mane Taylor Bxlly Bob Thoma Row Two James Thompson Iamce Threewltt Vrrgxnxa Toler Mrldred Tomanovlch Kathleen Tomlrn Naomr Tomes Row Three Betty Trease Delons Turner Dean Uhls Ioanne Vaughn Gene Wall Georgxa Wall Raw Four Donald Walters Ronald Walters lohn Ward Iohn Davxd Webb Wanda Whxte Glona Wrlburn Raw' FIVE Margaret Wxlburn Everett Wxlkerson Mary Wrlkxnson luanxtcr Wllllams Donald Wlllxarns Howard Wnght Row Sxx Angela Zanzuchx Bob Zimmer Inset N o t e 1 h e a Freshmen s p ell e Nord M u s c l e T h e s e athletes are Gene Wall and Chas Nexry nset m 1 d d e T e Walters Twms Inset: rig h t, Freshmen and Sophomore foot- ball team in action. FRESH flEY p 3 abr. Iv! me 'TPTIJ '15,-x ear 3 275 S3 Wai mmf' 'W'- . . Trmld but ullllng The Blrstlnff a ootmff Process P ee rf t rtea 'eac ere e are chem rd re a ef' H P Q ee C eve Q 1 ef CUCSQ U me '1' trfrrt the cfal ned frrofrle FG edae N 9 'f'5'9'1T Cltfflld Cl 'HG 1314 rr all the Peers and Wfrrmhcps m our We stcrea these bra Po '7 lumps ot fr ff fmrch to JOTK to play and choose fur r r d edge trtsrde fur thrck skulls to be used a d Cb so we blavted lccee artd accef ed tae t re cc 'md fmrf day when we rlart t .1 e Cparturr ty Kmg Ceal tered me rr SC, 15C e f e4e aut a lrvrrufg or to make 16 Jfrth lrvmg for Ourselves and others Dec ,lee t was hmted oy QC Q O ur eacae Q ff' eur coal lan cf KNO!! edge S uled a te N ot us Qhct att at the mau h everr wr e Jortrtwhrle rrrformatrort and a Qertse of VJ'1Gl than the rrefmes but wrth the help of rs rlaht and wrong BEST SOPHOMORE SHOOTERS Four sophomore grrls emoy a qarne of darts on the campus, at FCI-IS lc background of evergreens and shrubbery Whlch adds much to the beauty of our carrvrsue J Left to rrght the arrls and thelr grade ave ages for the f1YSl ernester are Sue Chan c 464 Betty Brov 461 VITQIYIIQ Glenn 4 5 and Cha lotte Harper 4EO Bolo Lrrk who not mcluded m the plcture has the h1ahest averaqe m hrs class-4 75 'S i l ' d Sh he ' , - b Il P , A2 Scgihczier rf v.e atezi, e 1 ta hast .,, C: :ur cvm tirie, afzficst all the gaig Cat H-.- ' aj: af :Q Ile et l ,prima aid. blaared lcage Ce, BQ, :id sehr A grads sheet for r Al ,qc th later fill. lm- A V A ' Y gf dry 6.535 Md ll' A A I 5 f Uffd '5l'-fegrl ir . Q al: , ' echacl. upperclassmert, tor now this was our pit in A ' V X' ' 1 H Q img 1- ' 1 V ' 'A l x - 1- 1 - . , . V f ' f V v JM , V Vw A L -A 'gf f'f-r r - r 4 l .2 . ' ' A V' 1' f' ldr 'J ig , . , .. c's ' ' ' C' 'l ' our 393 th rn to i a ' Q X . lt more .fra l. . . , Q , . . . V . . a ., l 1 Q Q ' ., ma l C f 1. r- that V H i ll 1 ' l i ll 'ffilll 1 l' l e f-Y 1 ' ' ' ' S l .- . , a. . . - - . 1 H al Q., ' r cur I 'yr ' . A . ' . A . . . 1 I fe the ' , ,' . A r ' 3 2 . n rt, . g A, . 5 ' ' A , .5 7 T , , . '. , is H, A t wits V , . Inset Drck Sloan Bob Lmk Rc-N One Bxll Adams Iohn Alverson Gerald Avery Lloyd Barley Row Two Veto Baldr Arthur Barnard Phylhs Bellamy Loretta Bolen Row Three Betty Bolxnger Dorothy Bowen Ioan Brown Nathan Brown Peggy Brotherton Iune Bowers Row Four Betty Bray Blll Buerkle Bxll Buttry Dlxue Butzek Vlrglma Calvert Betty Caraway How Five Maretta Carroll lane Chamness Harold Chance Sue Channon Delorls Cherepskx Iames Chxeventon Row Sxx Nancy Claxton Patsy Cook Eva Covert Pat Cowsert Charlene Daflron Pat Darnell ow Seven Delorxs Davxs Donald Davxs Dons Dees Eloise DeLap Bob DePrxest Naomr Dorrrs 9 QOPHON IORES I B' 4ci ,N .- -.4 'Q Q eff M1444 Wo 4 ,fy 2 Cheerful but doubtful wa 11 :Q 4: 'S SOPHQVIORES vw' S- N7 f V' -in 'f ,, 'avr e ffagxeil, 5, .gf , fheerful, but doubtful vxx ' F! Roav One Betty Dorns Glorxa Dotson Elrzabeth Doyle Wanda Edmonds Bob Ehrhardt Edna Ezell Row Two Glona Ezell Ioan Ferguson Cecxl Ferrarr Don Frlkms lack Frlkms Put Fxlkrns How Three Iune Forgatch Larry Foulk Beverly Fox Clxlton Freeman Oscar Fntz Barley Fulton Row Four lack Furlong Helen Gurrcrrd Dorothy Georgeoi! Floyd Giles Vrrgmra Glenn Verna Lee Gosnell Row Frve Freda Gower Ioan Gra Walter Gergonxs Rrchard Grxfhth Don Gunter Evelyn Halley Row Sxx R D . Hlta Haines Ioan Hall Robert Hampton Charlotte Harper ow Seven Doris Harpool Bill Hmkins Charles Harkins Pat Hancock Loretta Bolen, ff: Beverly Fox. frezs. Doro hy Boa Ro: One Peggy Hargrave Pa Haavkxns lohn Herron l e 1 no Fred Hodgeman one Hodgson Harry H ebbel loan Holloman Ro 1. Three loe Harrell Byan House: Albert Hubbard Betty Hubbard Donald Hurs Hose laun Row Four Mary Ruth lackson Greta Iohnson Shlrley lohnson Anna Kathlynas Noble Klng B ob Kxmson Row FIVE Dorothy Kolerxch Donald Lam Ronald Lavrsh Daxsy Lawerence Carl Lee Pansy Leek no A Sxx A deth Lea rs Bob Lxnk Wally Lucas ames Mchllxsre uaxla McCl1n'oclc Pnnllxs McDanxe-l Fox Seven Loxs McElyea Bill McGhee Ella MCGIDIY Rrchard McLaxn Russell McLam or me McLasl-rex NOPHON IORI N Y? 'lxif X 'rvfhi .L- 1 ' ai ,Q OV -as Q 5 fp Clll'Pl'fllI but doubtful V L SOPHOY IORE, Cin I ,Q ff fheerful but doubtful ANA Bo: One Kathyrn Mabry Shxrley Mams Bernard Melvxn lack Melvm Arthur Merce Charles Mille Ron T.-ao Verla Mxngs Bet y Minton Bob Mxtchell Ehean Mxtchell lean Montgomery lerry Morgan Row Three Betty Mosely Clyde Mosley Izm Mosely Marlon Moore Barbara Morns Bob Murray Row Four Phyllxs Myatt Daryl Neal Sylvxa Nlana Bernice Nolen Llllxan Odle Raymond Odle Row Fxve Harold O Nell Bxll Owsley Dorene Pattarozzx Iam Parton Earl Dean Payne Laloan Payne Row Sxx Audrey Pearce Paul Pearson Dxck Pxckermg Erma Pxnkbam Row Seven Douglas Plasters lean Plumlee Mary Prnchet! Bernard Pugh Inset Mary Alxce Swalls Barbara Shymanzk Mary Ruth Iackson lnset Wally Lucas Helen Garrard Row One Martha Pulley Rolla Ramsey Howard Reach Ilm Redden Row Two lames Reed Ronald Reed Iames Renme LaVerne Rxch Row Three Faye Rlsner Raymond Robinson Nadme Ra Daxsy Roberts Dorothy Roberts Rlchard Roberts Row Four Denny Rotramel lessxe Rumsey Mary Ruscln Bob Sanders Eugene Sankus Delores Saul Row Fxve Delbert Saunders Maxine Savalxk Charles Scovxl Robert Seagle lames Short Barbara Shymamk Row Srx Claude Sxmmons Mary Ann Sxmpson Buddy Sims Iohn Slxmak Dick Sloan Donald Smxnchak Row Seven Kenneth Smxth Norman Smxth lack South Georoe Snencer Ida Mae Steward Mxldred Stewart SOPHON IQRE MUS C i 40 L '7' 'Z J4x A he PA lhevrful but doubtful SOPHGVIQRES fe 13 AN 41 HU BBA ' Cheerful, but doubtful Hou One Paul Sullenger Wanda Shelton Ilm Stipes Bill Sullivan Pat Summers Deloris Sutherland Row Two Gertrude Swain Mary Alice Swalls Carmen Sweet Tom Taylor Chester Thomas Dora Thomas Row Three Blanche Thompson Rosemary Thompson Betty Throgmorten Don Tyler loan Underwood Cecilia Wagner Row Four Lela Walden lack Wall Marietta Wall Buddy Walton Charles Webster Tom Whxtesxde Row Five Bonme Wieneke Ice Wilkinson loe Whxttcamp Leland Wnght lim Yesxnkus Phyllis Zimmer Insets: Lei.: Tom Whiteside. lYf.,'T'.TTT :cf Music Evelyn Halely, Vo: l Center: Shirley Iohnson Rosalie Beal-runners gf: :cr zz. .cans Right: Larry Foulk Iohn Herron-fczibcll. l A v .24 i .. A , 1 W f W 4 in we W U , Ju . h 9 2 A , , ' . va fn 3 , 'Q Q ' sv - 4 ,. f 'ur I v' l . 4- 4 . V 1, I -W ., 4. 5 i ,Q 7- . l M , ' - v Q I 'i -Q 'V 4 ' E .I ' lx .. , ' ,Q l . l. he re f X - .7 f if T S' v 9 ,er . fl Barbara Akin. ire azure rg THE LO DINC PROCESS .E 5: -er 5- IUNIOR OFFICERS lack McGhee, pr-efzdext Barbara Dillard. '.'iCe-pre.1:- dem, Ianice Ragland, sec' retcfrv Mloodirw' iii: Prd. BEST IUNIOR LOADERS :J 112 cr 4 68 Q DQ 31 0 f 6 B1 1 ure P '1c1o1 Jw, Jeue ,N Gxer Q pee C e fur 101121 -e If L f be IUNIORS cr 11 C n OGG wt P The Loadmg Process v I1 oetfe f' 'N e e 'I 1 1 ' N Q ww 1vr,S VNC 'I A ue e Gcaoe :ere cz rf1eeQ nc 'ISIC G 0 voczlt own T1 ere are Certcm re qulred SIZGQ of 1 vmre or Ceurses W1th Much 1 .le 11 C r '1 f' C IQ QA each YI wer 1a'1 e SCT rceav' f' 1 ND C1511 C11 r.,,: Crert. -, 5 B r- ' Y 1-13, 4 5, 'QIQI . 'W1.:6- 4511, slay ffifl ' 1, 495, tx, my 'X 1'-I.-5214, 495 N Q 3 ers, up r 1 b V . 11TlQ 1h,ir 1.:1i.f with , ' fuck :rem reirfife ek: in filf' 11bi3r'j. 1 , 1f:w we e Cut ti1r311 11g 1219111.11 FCCIY, ' md .stuck tc b1:191mi: 'md f'1lOC11I1C1 for bmqer and 1 . 1 .Judes 121 f1xCf-.df'GfJ. V ev: '.'.'11f:t 'V' if had if C11:rLC11l'.1z:1 ' 'xifmi TC 21,21 131 r ' :gic f -.er ., 5 - ...LQ . 1, Corri- I. 1 1, I 1 .11 Q. f we et 1.1 u. ::1e.1,1 71 .-' me . ,, ,N df hi. xi 'f1 1.. Cer C suit 1115 31' .N ' l1Qt',' -ve, . ,fa ' L.. -1 -wwf'-'1 f' afg-v ,ew-f 'Jw 7 JUNIDRS Slap Happy Juniors Row 1 AKIN BARBARA A gr .' O k f'l'1Oi 5 e do1 ALLEN JANET way N RYIACKF aft r 're erals ,' err t BATTEAU BILLY Sp Q GY Sl YI 9 a Row 2 BATTS RUTH Th only way to hafe a frrend 15 to be one BEALE ROSLIE I drd t rmozv twat I had BEASLEY BETTY Th oorr ln her rteart for all BEAVER NORMA SUE Just a regular all around gtl Row 3 BERKEL GENEVIEVE Always good na tured BERNARDONI CHARLIE lf IH doubt ask Charhe BERNARDONI FRANK Why take hfe se r1ously7 BERNHARD IEAN A sweet attrachve ktnd of grace Row 4 BERTHOUX DETTA A good scholor and a perfect lady BLADES MARY ELLEN Alwajs wrlhng to obltge BOATRIGHT FRED Have you ever seen htm excrt d7 BOYER BETTY Ttny qulet but ready for fun Row 5 BROWN ERNIE Tlmld a a fox BROWN BETTY IUNE By her brown harr and eye we shall know her BROY DOROTHY Her greatest ar'1lo1t1on to he Harpy BROY EDWARD You ant help but hlce Lddl Row 6 BROY, KATHLEEN Frfteen rahs for Kathy BRUCE, RICHARD Goodness graclousl How you dc go onl BRUMI-EY I W Born wlth a srlver ' croon ln hls rout? BURNETT. IIM All great rnert are dyrng l dont feel well myself , - 'rl 'Jh nc:-is ' . ls 's 'ng , -' . ' orry? AVE , - rien o he eopfe tl? - f Q' ' no'-el, 1 Lp,-L if va ig C , Nc.. .- gre terl I - E . A Y 1 .4 , I - ' n' l, ' l .t such great talent, , - erefi r .. '. , - 3 ' 5 -Y' I , - I -T . I I T - - I - . 1 - . I - 1 5 . . , - . . E ' L U A A V , - ' ' s . , I -D . 5, - . is l . . - c . ' H Me. Row 1: BURRIS, RUTH-Qi axycne call :CT .in artist? CALVERT, PEGGY-Peggy can zieal any heart. CARAWAY, BILL--He an.:'.':er.', AI aont know, CHAPMAN, JOYCE-Ia raihe. liner. than talk. Row 2 COLE DONALD I 1tt1'1q a etandrng COLLIER BILL--Dont Judge me by my hexqht CONTRI EDITH She hkc DOIIIITIG better than men CREAMER MICHAEL-My hobby tudy mtv Row 3 CREMER CHARLES Sudy never txre me CRILEY SADIE IO Anybody act therr Phys1cs7 CULPEPPER PAUL-Oh what a qulet boy or dont we know h1rn7 DARNELL FRIEDA She Seems very 'shy unt11 you know her Row 4 DAVIS ELIZABETH A loyal member of the band DAVIS WANDA IUNE-Always happy DAWSON TOMMY Must everythxnq have a rea on? DELLENECK NANCY A arrl wrth brar Row 5 DEMARETTI IOE-To know h1m IS to hke HH DILLARD BARBARA Everythlnq rust be uit so DORRIS KENNETH A bu lnesf, ITO'1 f me e ever was one DRAKE SHIRLEY Deet ed to be a aood wrte Row 6 DURHAM IOHN Iohrz varlts t b allcr EADIE ELIZABETH RUTH A Cher EAST CLARENCE-V' Hcllands EDWARDS BARBARA 1 g great for me UNIOR CX T- if Slap Happy Juniors S.. OR Slap Happy Juniors Row 1 EVANS BERTHA T x Cl dull mo h sees EZELL DONALD Study s dy tudy and vhy7 FLANAGAN GEORGE A 'nee le f eo e FORGATCH EUGENE A golfe hte for rn Row 2 FRANCIS CHARLES I speed through l1e 73 FRAVELL LOUISE Though llttle 1n sto ture my word IS mlghty FRICK LAVERN Lrfe IS short Why pend 11 n school? FURLONG IOAN Here s Q pour soft blue eyes and blond hcur Row GALLI NORMAN Potlence ts mlghty GAMBER FRED M l1ttle F rd 1 he thlng GARNER IETTA PAYE Men of few words are the best GARVIN MAXINE Qu1etness her chorm Row 4 GAYER EUGENE The more you worry the sooner you are dead GELSO RONALD I never dcrre be os funny as I can GILES DON lust QIVG me on easy llfe free from study GILLESPIE VAN G1rls 1ust bother mel Row 5 GRAY IOHNNIE e thlnk there 15 G rmstoke ln h1s color GUILL HAROLD lm Q gentleman up from the green posture GUNTER CHARLES The man that blushes IS not qu1te Q brute HALFACRE MARIETTA Why Cont I think of crnythmg to soy? Row 6 HAMON BETTY Ah st1ll thmk the South won the worl HANCOCK VERA School1 txn but so are mcmy other thxngs HAND IAMES Why do all the glrls totre at me? HARPER ANNA A gory sm1le plus cx happy personcllxty , -.Ie-'er . . ment s,e . . - - , ru , S - . 1 . , - . .. r if o, s . I 1 I e. I - I - - , . I .. I 3 ' i , , . I - I I T' - . - Y O s tt I - , - ' 13 I - , . - to , - , I - A I ...W ' ' I - s. I - I - I - ,. . . I ... S QI . . . - . s I - UNIQRS Row 1: HARVEY, WANDA-T131 :ily fied hui gzed for ,fcftiethlng HAYES, MARY ELLEN-A lttl, gpzef -3 little shy, 3 little gtrl :et F2 ,mix HERRELL, BETTY-Qestiriei 1: be 2' :Sitti- -1 e. .wt e HESS, GERALD-'-Vtiy ruin Thrdggh If-, Yen never get :ut :Inve- Row 2: HILL PHYLISS NJ Q31 HODGSON ROBERT A wut bu die qc d nature HOLLAND ROBERT KENT He ltre 'tow lrq better than Ioy HOLLEMAN BOB Bom to We Row 3 HOLLOMAN BETTY Emlly Posts SLGHA tn? HOMAN E'I'HEL Love has paused th way HUBBARD DON WHGT do I llke about Eng11sh'7'?'P7 HUTTON NAOMI All alone cmd lone ly 7' Row 4 IACOMETTI ANGELINA T tere IS Glwoy CI twmkle m we eye ICE CHARLES Cold owd rese ved ISSACS DORIS Ecxey come ec y C10 IAMES I W A 'wcm cmd 'tt drectrrefv Row 5 IETER BARBARA There 1 1 Q 11 beauty and D om IOHNSON ALAN F I Q H :ne IONES ELINOR A CP' Row 6 KARNES DOUGLAS QVQ KERNOSKY MARIAN A tc ft KIRK MARGARET T e KIRK ROSE :- Slap Happy Juniors , - my heort ig y:t.:1': :hd , - sr. 11 n C' . I Y, , . - . is Q . CA J ,i ' I ' Q r A- A A V A 'G , - , . , 5 V . . - 'T excl thing . - .ef ffiurtih fitx 'f.'1'j 1: f- I IOHNSON. GENEVIEVE-Su-.'ef-ter as the yezrqs ge by, size d ,:: 'MHS V' rr.:rniHg X111 Ki! ..,. A A VW . , -' gcei r:.3: , Q :turd ,nd .. V, ,. . . f I . - his Kim ig rev re: Q , - HC dry I cxrzp A ' L JUNIORS K is-,I 5 if 1 i 'Uv- 'VX QF'-v wr-V Xl X Slap Happy Juniors Row l KRAH BILLY L fc at 'law a Toe LASAK DEANE A a brrd LEAMEN LUTHER I-I LEE VADA RUTH A Row 2 LEET ELGENE lu t a play bay LENICH CLARENCE If 11 I e th n LESKO KATHRYN Hel a e me b oath ess LESLIE BETTY IEAN A Slayer of Sods Row 3 LEWIS BARBARA A future Fla 'mce Nrghtmgale LUCAS IEANNE Under th docs, cae CDr Leamenl MCCLELLAN BETTY I wawt to be alowe MCCRARY TOMMY A lol of fun to have around Row 4 MCDONALD GENE Easy to get along wrth 'VICGHEE IACK Hawrn I dom? Shall we tell h1m7 MCGHEE MARGARET Bom wrth F ck ee MADDALENO IOHN Ex womaw hater Row 5 MAHAN IRENE A ruce qmet arrl tcc MANION BENNIE ot B e 1 MARKULIN ROSE EN I-I r ro agam MARTIN GEORGE Ah pure Row 6 MAYERNICK BOB f 'mah adveru ture MICK EARLDEAN Love has pas ed thle way MILES CARLENE What a swe face MILLER, BETTY IO The heart of a chrld UNIORS Row 1: MILLER. WANDA-Yi A 2 412.1 fl Q1r.1'.'.'E1,-r MISSAVAGE, RICHARD- Fri, and how dd? ' MITCHELL, IAMES-'ffirf 71:2 all If like him? MITCHELL ROBERT-fun 3 :iz If ' Row 2 MONTGOMERY IACK MORRIS BUDDIE I MUSIAL GERALDINE A A cf ewc 9 MUTCHEK EDWARD A LJI3 Row 3 MYERS DONNA J .1 cmQnd7 NEAL CONRAD M1 V Q ci r NEUNLIST IOYCE Plgm and Jchv cmd 1:1 es cu eds NICHOLOFF PATSY Irlendly Iomgid Row 4 NOLEN DORRIS An up date gn' NOROVICH BILL V1 f to u OGDON MARY A Q T131 g o VER H A Il A Row 5 OWSLEY LARRY N OWSLEY ROBERT PATTAROZZI FRANK T PAUL ALLEN W f Row S PEAVLER BARBARA PECK GEORGE C PEEK VIRGINIA T1 Pznxo RANDALL m Slap Happw ,Iumors 'V' Wg' VS l Q Row I PETERSON IEANETTE POOLE DARLA POTEPAN TEDDY PRICE ROY RAPLAND IANIS RAUBACK IAMES Rout REYNOLDS PHYLLIS F111 rr ROBERTS DAISY A cz Row 3 1m ef II d ROMINE WANDA B th r cox he qu ROSE BETTY A JIZG d m sI1oIh d ROSE PATSY A cu' I1tIe head Row 4 SADNAVITCH BETTY T e b IIe f ho SAILLY TOM The worId 1 C1 comedy SENKUS STELLA Y 11II o1IN:1y fmd h :good YIGIJ ed SHYIVIANIK GLENDA A IJ CI ur: ro OW G UC T11 Row5 SILKWOOD KYLE V If '1 for fo! SIMONDS DON A veryow SIMS KENNETH S I '1 + Be SIMPSON MARY IANE IV o 1,, c Row 6 SIMMONS, BILL-It .N 2, o Qtvdf, I-I SISNEY, BETTY Q1 vet mf' SMILANICH, BILL I peed 11 ouqh 1',e SMITH. BILL-Le so to Imrf Q e no wo. . A- 1 ., , - ogziterozz-1, If the 'frorci , -fi ill if., Qf'EZff.,i I diet.: Corxe true' , X -The ' '1z3riAe,:j:e:ih'1- gy Wit: girls. fx? -f, -.-L- .f,- ,-I LZ. , - J.. We ., .,.. ,-e. , ricurie' .1 , -Herr.,-ton-.':t Qrijef. , - 'Shout broiief , - 'r is the oori. , - mother :ice Iunior 1111. ROGERS, CALVIN-Hive you ever :'e,n h' xc' e 7 , - to e, :1 5 Ib? , - v' r ' . r an. . - .e ft red I , - 31, e o the II. ,. . , - 5 . , - o ' 5 ' er - ar . , - 'me A . ee .d sz y 1:3 'Ie. . ,inq'c:t1 GI- w' , - friendly' s..11Ie for e ' .e. . - he ovee me she Ioves me .34 tty. , - ..3'.'e Ie.. 'ez but I Id it, foil' I Q , ' af - gl, in ,..,r1:xer. l Q I v- 'I -smrts .. r- Hy, STACEY BOB What would me 1 STEWART SUE ELLEN A wp J 'om STORY BOBBY SUE K SWOFFORD BETTY H Q TAYLOR HERBERT H 11111411 mv TAYLOR IRMA IEAN I I ve +C Q F veryone Q1 blcwo fi f.C'!-' mm or q:?1 f 4 A Q' l1'Q tc lr '11 I 'J in re vs 1 xq tu E ,,: s ri :on ,shf 3 worst 5 3 . ' rx-en :rn I know 3 ITIISCEX., rri. ight 'z A 3-enact l FX a,-ul' ee s crazrzning he BeE1c-1 c r rexy- ,gyn Ml.: wav Slap Happy Juniors JUI TIURS Row 1: WEBBER. KATHYRN-Another Orient Cl WENDRYHOSKI, MARY-Ileep ir' rf' ::1:g, we cent icr.:'f.' what. DQNALD-1'-'cxld I rather be :ze ,.:'. 1' WICKER, DORINE-Mcdest and sr Row 2: WICKER, DOROTHY-Blcxd and 'ieriu WILBUHN, BARBARA-Beware, brctlier b ware. WILCE, ROY-What :shall I be W? r grew up? WILLARD, GEORGE-Wake up grid livf Row 3: WILLIAMS. DAVID-A geritlerrcm cf cc' age. WILLIAMS, MONA-Cowgirl from Ten-. mount. WILLIAMS, PHYLLIS-Heres Q Blcrzd but wheres Q1 Dc:1gWood7 WILLIS. MARY IUNE-A perfect Mlgdy A Row 4: WILKERSON. GEORGIA-A nice fie voice. WISE, BILLY IUNE-Easy with the ' grades WOLFE, ROBERT-Dcrit disturb hiss Pie slumbers. YATTONI, FRANK-A cute little luriicrb Row 5: YOUCHOFI-', IOHNNY-l lcve tc deli bregdl ZANTER, ELEANOR-People get me mixed up ZUPKO. IOE-I-lcw dvi I ever make it7 SHYMANIK, RAYMOND-Take your girls' Line terms to the right' gm PM ' . ni '-Hun 1:1 v' 4 . 7 .JQU N. i W 1 ' , 0. A ei 1 , Vq, A W N212 M ar Q ' .J-'Y M- - Nr 'Q it Amgpf ia iw eazwf , K2 PX 'K fb ,Wi . . 'P' r 1 fx in 'si 13, 'Al-' 1 'HES A.95g'?' an 2 3? 'E gh , S Ready to Hkloist to the Topw . Seniors HONOR STUDENTS AND OFFICERS Followmg are the Semor class offxcers and students who ranked hxghest m scholarshxp They are left to nght lo Dorna Steele 4 82 avg Lucy Eos ey cretary Ho ward Shackle 'ora 493 avg Eddle Mada Y JICG presldent Torn Sloan preslaent 490 avg Ma 1 El n Donahue 4 74 avg loarna Webb 4 90 avg BEST SENIOR HOISTERS Robert Bxttle 450 avg and Blll Palrrer 474 avg hotst loe Frls 466 avg 1n a pack saddle whlle four Senior las stes at left Ioyce McCollum 448 avg and at right Pann Wh1tes1de 50 avg Wll Dorothy Wall class treasu er Now that weve gone through the cutttng and dr1ll1ng process of learnlng have shot toward a def1n1te curnculurn have loaded our mental cars w1th st1ll more advanced subfects and add1t1onal act1v1t1es We are now ready to HOIST our bxg lumps of knowledge about ltterature math h1story sclence language .rovernment vocatlonal and COIT'l1'1'1SIC1Gl sub 1 cts mus1c and health to the top of our rnlnds cnd be exarnmed at the end of the Sen1or year for the pay off a h gh school dtplorna lust as coal 1S sh1pped to other comrnunthes to be processed lnto vartous by products so we transport our loads of learnmg to colleges or spec1al schools where We go through varlous degrees of processlng or reflnmg tn the spe ctal fletd of learntng wh1ch We prefer Th1s ref1n1ng helps us to render the nlghest servlce to our ornrnuntty prov1ded the cornrnun1ty IS sufflctently far slghted to apprectate talent and provlde work to attract FCH S graduates to West Frankfort Wlth the wealth and the coal ln West Frankfort Why cant We have factones coal processtng plants etc? May we glve Honor to whom honor IS due our faculty who by the1r spec1al1zed tratnlng have helped to make our school one of the best IH the state To the future students of West Frankfort we Wrsh for you a faculty of competent teach ers such as We have had thts year 1 t I 1 A. . lf Se 5 1 . 1 I . .n l 1 1 -1 v-1 ' - : 1 1 49 , , .p , 1 ll ll , . . 1 . 1 , . . . 1 - - ' , , V , .h , , , 4. ., h 1 - f 1 CDSGYVE. , . 1. 11 - - - - , . 1 t uf 1 1 V1 -1 1 1 1 - . . . 1 . Y 1 ' 1 1 .D . ,O , , 1 V -1 . . 1. . 11 . 1 1 - i A : .1 L ' f - I l I 'N , . . , . We Prophesy That : Row 1: BURI. APPLETON . . , AQ':.'a',': found-on 3115 Ijfkfi . , . Wants to lzeeraazo engineer . . . Will loe- electrician at a radio station. IACK BANYCKY , . . Al- v.'a','.5 :C'.lIiC1-HITIIEI and yon . t , 'Wants to he-lack at at. TYZGSE . . t lffill beisrnall but e'.'er'g 1n::1 a rnar.. WANDA BARNES . . , Always found-aabbina . t , J. C1215 to be-presldent of a Hens So:1ety . . . V114 J- an ,. stand-in. Row 2 ROSS BATTS Alwaw Want manag 1' of Vto wo 1 oc b y E BENEDETTI .va ants to b the Totem Pole ROBERT BITTLE Alvvay found akmg a blu treak lac b Wl1'ldCN '1 J 1 b low mar Wan' oe H1tory prof bf re d Llobc Club Row 3 BOB BOWKER Always found arguma Wants to be second Van lohnson W be phlbll peaxer MILDRED BRILEY Alvw ays found as a mous Wants to be Presldent of 4 H Club W1ll be head of e ond O P A EDITH BROAD Atways found 1n Jeans Wants to be fa nser W1ll be dltto Row 4 DORAETTA BROWN Always found at W1ll be rnarrled OUITA BUFFORD Always found 1'1 Bowen Mme Wants to be a nu se c be nexer out of o der W be sec SHIRLEY BURTON Always found chattermg to o full of aug ter W be tall an Row 5 ROBERT CALVIN A ways ound Hel b a d ea J g 1 a Wants to D e1K1sn I V' anlc crt c r C na BEATRICE acap VIRGINIA CENA A w .1 a C1 Row 6 DORIS CHANCE A IOAN CHANNON BETTY CIMA C SENIORS .- : 1 Confident, but could be wrong bfL1JBs11 KX ,I 1 1. : . . . found-in the lO E ,Eff store . . . s to be-1 e , ol T151 1 , , . lvlll beset lc o . IO . . , Al' y.: I ' fauna-in 1 o 5 ' ' . . . W .t e-just a little Lller ..'Jll e- .on - . ' ' .4 -f-tl' es ' to ' - as essor t , . Will 1-P psi ent I A4 . . . ' , -. a . . . ill -a jc s ' . . . . 1 3 quiet . 'e . . . . - .' - ' I ' f S C . . . gf ... - -r.'s W1'e . . . ' - ' . 4, A K Wants t -1 ' r . . . ' ill -a .o re- 1 , . . Vfants ' e- l l'1 . , . ill - .d get tferiaus. 1 : ...l rf .-Q.:- ,rate n sj s'n4 . , . ' ' 'e-lSn . .. Will be-IM. .r ff s street a o. 'ucton CARPENTER . . . Always found-nappy-go-l'.1clcy . . t 'ffantti to lzeea n1an',z lady . . . Will be-not r enter . . . l a','s fot nd-srnilina . . . VJ nts , 'i if--'.'.1'at1:'g' ladv Will he-a Sleefm Beauty' I . , Al a','.' 'omni aotir. :Qty . t '.'f'::tt.' to he Gary to look upon , , Will iii- i,,.at1tul and ::.an:1txQ . Aiwa-.'. IC'gf1'.IfII'1'l'.'l2g late . . . Want.: to be-t?1:.' or that . . '.':,Q Le--Heaven only knox-.tf . . . AF.-.' Tuna-Courtxna . . , Wants 'o IJP7l,'.'9fI . 'Nfl be- 11312 .2 :hor vate 'Q A . O l O ENIORS if 'Ti Cb 'ts- Confidont, but could be wrong . IVQ Prophecy That Row l DALE CLAYTON P .val Z1 MARY CLEMENTS :Ja e K1 Vfart to be ad 1red L1 br it KARL COLLINS na gm l 1 Row 2 CLYDE COOPER Alwavf founa ant t a ma 1e l 1: e ba V l GENE CROWELL A .val qrn mg l ant to L a co IJ w und tak THERESA CULLEN af ll1ng pop C rn art t e a e a forever Row 3 MAXINE CUNNINGHAM Alwav fo,1 d qu1et a d dernure Wants to be a qood secreta W1ll be M1 Competency IAMES F DAILEY Always found Wlll Red Want to b the arr Always found se 1'1g the bflglhll s1d of l1f Vl a to be a preacher W1 b a clown Row 4 BERNICE DE IULIUS A Nay drearmng Wa t to be a model 1 b 1qner of clothes NEIL DILLARD Always fauna M Want to be Fore-1gn D1plornat W1ll be IU hot Nate MARY ELLEN DONAHUE dy found Nlfll gue w'1o7 Want to be ara L1 W lbe say1rg Ar lou lClddl l W7 Row 5 ANNETTE DORRIS f ay pa lc a aaa y l1tle IE p Wll lo hard to telll BOB DURHAM Alvva found ru1 1'1 a Gund Wants o be alone? Wlll D a sultan N1tl1 sex n J IVPQ RAYMOND DWYER 1 aj found 're-'1t1 :J tn a Want a zz 1 Row 6 LUCY EASLEY a to D of a 1, W1 b pr11.a e c BONNIE EDMONDS A fl fourd NG1ll'1g fc H mc an t be Eff1c1ercy b a onn1 IUANITA ELKINS mal found ,f 1 a t A v 1 1: A 'sk . . , :,.1.,di:.,T1 V 5 .Sting . . . W :iz to be-:1 successful farmer , . . 'Nfl ' 5,532 ' he-a :ity slicker. 1 . 1 Al' found 1 D -Soda jx' 'xg . 1 1 113 - ri' . 1 .Vfi1lbe- f t y I a yo 'rig i'e. . . . Al' 'gs found-on 'XL QD' 1 the run . , Watts to be-en Leer 1 . . Nfl be- A L 1 X 1 if Ke nxel Keeper' X . 1 : . . . ' 113 '-with loyce . . . W .1 Q be- rr',d rnan , . . Wirl e--2 T5-.56l v','j - f:11eor . . , l' 115 four: , --V 11 n'1 . . . N s Ve- med fn . . . Vfxll be- l a1 er er. . . . Alv: ts laund- ' .se ' o, 1 , . W 1.9 Q b - ir ?1o,:fe.s,5 . . . W'iQ1 ,f lo -l te o A . 'V - ' rx . , . 1 - , - ry f . . ' - 'ss ,. . . . . 8. 1 - '11 l' . .. s e- f 11l',' ' boss 1 1 . W1ll be-a proud papa BILLY DAWSON . , . M 1: -.'e'1 ' fe 'e...fr1f' - 1 . , 'll e- ' , ,x x A : . , . l' s found- 1' ns - 1 1..W'll e-aae- with . E. D 1... fs - ' A . 1 . ' -' ' r. . . . Al- .: , 1 ' '1 - .ss l , . . 1 QS -a safer.- ow per... il -11 V1' ej 1' .' P' : . , 1 Alt' Ms found-in the r . . , W nfs to be-' 'clfs 't l l erl . . . 1 Q-its . . . . - 6 1 --C 251' r . . , 1 t -U . . . ' A .1.Al'f -toT111'rt 1ete Clie-rs... 1 :ii y be-not the te chers' pet . . W1ll 'e-a rnortcian : . . , Alu-Jay: found-in a dif- f cassiori . . . W his le-owner 1 I ok 11 Drive ln . , . 'il e- t se 1 . . l' ays 43 1 -' ' '1 r 1-er pr'1 e . 1 , W 11: o -Miss ' ' 1 . . . Will e- B 'e Lassie. ,..Al'1s 1-'o1tell:nel.,.Wns1:1 be- r:l'11es 1. ife . 1 1 W'll e-carefree. IVO Prophew That Row l EDNA PINNEY I7 +C L Q L UIIC 31 NANCY FOULK A 1 Of C V 11 SHIRLEY FOX 1 Row 2 IOE FRIS lv cu C1 Wont to be GEIIIUOI 1 opfe W111 be 'IU bond DONNA FULLER A Mays fc nd C1141 I cz 31 mcu e Wczrf fo be mce 1 others v wdepe dpwt and bu ,I WANDA FURLONG f Q 'Gund V DG ami Cl d dfhpfh do e G 1ta1 oy N he C1 L1 J Row 3 BUDDY FUSTIN A Nays fcsmd D 1 c Cl grcd boy Warts to be hlsrc y +ec1c11er XV11 be F B I age-111 HELEN GARRETT A ways cun C111 cmd SIIOUS Wort to be cocci stedoc cp N111 be 11kec1b1e BILL GASS A1wc1ys fcwzd 1111't1'1 Wcmts tc be we no W111 be g cce Row 4 ELDON GOSNELL Alwov 'c1.'1P vcr o De NCV6 Loy 1 g e 1 rrcmoger Ie D21 IUNE GRADY Nays fourc neo WQ'11s C be un er Always. 1OL.1f'1C1 W1 l cx ITISCUIQVCUS 1ghI 1 111s EJ Wort to be Grcu d the C1115 W1 15 soc obcut Row 5 NORMA GRUBBS AMG: c n cr g 3 1 be pcpp V Heek C1'1 1 cm TIM HALL A .way e 11b my 'Wcmt O be s utweme '16 Ya mfr TEDRA HANCOCK A v CI 11 T Row 6 HOWARD HARKINS f tc 'V 11 1s C L ALBERT HARTLEY A 11 '1 PANSY IO HART LE I ENIGRS Ch if ir- X 'Y Confident, but could be wrong , . . F . 1 . . . Alwczys 'zuii-ct Mar- 7 I iii: . . . 'Mania . ' e-31 C1112 'rivers wi'e . . . 'Jfgll he-- Q G ei .' 1 x, . . . 1'J 1 Lxrii-iitten kuggin' . . , V11 nt? fc lie--happy' . . . 'W111 be-P f 6 teacher, . . . A1':3Q.'f 'curifi-.'1',' :xi U ICI . . . 'Ucmfx 1:16-' FQ.f'?f'.'gil . . , W111 1.5-ir. .Airff 1 ' 1 1. ' . . AI Q':.1 1 'ri I--li 'En S -1' r Jr... ' 'A-GLf:11f3Cf 6: 15 , u- E 9 -' C '...V'1I1he-A A 5 5 1. m s. S-. . . 1 A1-.1 E 'G' -,ls S . Ii , -rx bl . . . W ms ic 1:cvw11:1 that ce 'fi b , . . V111 -lcccl-n t' red. X X 6' . . :IX : . , . 1' ' -' env l . . -lr. ... 1' ' S - . . , . . . . 1' ' 1 Cl- L t t s ' . . . 13 -4 ' 1 ur her 'T ' X - i- , 1 ' f .g,.. -'11 ' -r r. X I I 1 1 , x 1 1 .-H11 1 I 1 : . . . As 1. s.-111 ns 1 red EG1...VY .ist ' A' .r' 11' ...VJ1Qbe- ' rc . ctflcr .,.A1- Q 1 G' I ' . f- t . . . . r 1 -1 d sizxdmg L, W1fe . . . W111 be-3 nenpecxer. LOREN GRAVES . . . ff A Q '- '.l 11' 1' F Q' 'n Q je . . . 3 A S g H 5 . dr --ex F . A i.1 . gil ,n 4 A X .4 '2. q,l:f . I 1 ' 1 I 2413? I x Y 1 , . . . 4 : .., '1s's3r.-1' v, bin ...VJ is 13 - ing Pier gurzt . .. 17111 be- rcryfc. ed .,. A . I ':111f.i-- Q inth 'r .st --3.31 r...'vV1f A be---Aa docqzc. A 'ff' . . . A1- N .4 cj: 'Qundf ve: le: Q.s::.:t1e,z . . , Wont: T: 11 'fhnre ,. HTC SLC. 1.1Y1i1. , , . ' 'LQ Lf- -'zitfey 3: E7:Q:::.'3y ' f .. : . . . AQ'.'c',': 'g.,r.i--,:.',' by nice knew' . . . '.'.'c:t: fi E571 j:.Q',' 33:1 0117.-.' . . . I 1' 'E-IY1Zf.IC'EI' C1 Tzifv CQ 16, , . . A1' Acuxd--.'eed1::: 121 '11Y..' . . , '.'.'zr.t.' 2: Lc- shy 32:1 .'1::,j.:Qe . . . '.','i1l he- 'ff T - 1 Y . . . A1'.'.'::','s 'cgzid-'.'.'1tE1 P31 . . . l'.':r.ts t: be-cg' :J :Skid . . . 'fill lceizxsrried 12123. 1 1 C I SENIORS Confident, but could be wrong U e Prophecy That Row I VIRGINIA HASKELL Alway found r a 1 and N1 mg V an s t b artyflb re but C'1 ol V111 b o e xrofv l ELEANOR HEARD lway cd a and tra1g t Wan o be ne e d Nncast W1ll be ho ysuckle ro e IOAN HELMS Alway found at the bowllng alley Want to be up to date W1ll be tumbler Row 2 CLYDE HENDERSON Always found s r1ous but not really Wants to be future McCor Puck W1ll be horse doctor IAMES HERRING Alway found at the castz reg1ster Wants to be ca hter 11 a bank W1ll be propnetor of a cha1n of newstands GORDON HERRON Always found the QTICIITOTI Wants to be navy adm1ral W1 b a b1g bad wolf Row 3 SHIRLEY HESS Always found W1th a fr1endly a1r Wants to be doughnut m1xer W1 b Housew1fe MARGARET HILL Always found EXSTCISIUQ the Tzone Want to be not so stub born W1ll be Mr E L MARYI HOMOYA merry 1n Iune W1ll be pleasant and dependable Row 4 THOMAS HUGHES Always found calm and collected Wants to be spor s wr1ter Wlll be ambas odor from Onent Ill PAT KAISER Always found gettmg f1fteen losses on a gallon of gas' Wants to be Ka1ser Il W1ll be actor of all t1me SHIRLEY KARNES Always found deep 1n a mood Wants to be a good lad W1ll be s1mple and sweet Row 5 IOHNNIE KARROLL Always found p ppy and m1scl11evous Wants to be court reporter W1ll be keeper of the keys l MARCELLA KER NOSKY Away found Wllll th gang Wants to be happy 1'1 love W1ll be a certatn t ,1ck dr1vers Wlfe I C KRK Always found r1d1rg around Want tc be a econd Gene Krupa W1ll b pol1t1c1an Row 6 IERRY LAWRENCE Alway found somewhere 1n the v1c1n1ty of the horthand room Wants to be he1re s W1ll be a scbool rnarm EUGENE LEAMEN Al fray found ter I C way Want to be oa t1 of No r Darre W ll be water bo at FCHS RUBY LECROY Always found wtth fla hmg dark eyes Wants to be a good Arr er1can W1ll be a 1ournal1st ' .1-, 'Y V 4 f f . .1 I ,A ' ' : ' 's - ed' . ll'1 J.1 to e-. .e A It sic 'l e-no n '1's. 'sf'n4-slim . s 'h .tst - ..vr or. , ' -'A ne s - - - ' M . .e' .5 - - A- .,. I T . .., . ' s . - . . ' - . . 1 -on - ' 'll 5 e- ' . X ' - ' 'll e-1 '. - .5 - s - - , , ' - s... . ...Al- ' ways found-with a smile for everyone . . . Wants to be ssl ' - . . . I A 1135 I l s .Y '. e N , - . . . - r' .s - s ' e- lx N ' J' : ' s - . - ' s ' - 1 . 3 . 1 s -or . .' .s -c c. 'te 1 1. -a y Hole .... ' - s' - I O I W 0 Prophesy That: Row 1: LEOTIS LE MASTERS , Al'f.'3j.': ACLQITTE - cuttin' up . . . Wants to be-first Glas: 'artnet . . . 'W'1lQ be-rnortician BOB LEMMON . 1 . Alwa','s ACLLITCIAY'-'llll curly hair , 1 . Wants to be-independent and bury' . 1 1 Will be-a business executive, WALLACE LITTLE . , Always found'--puttinq holes in dough . , . Went: to he -a big r:1an . . . W1ll be- superman ' Row 2 CARL LUCAS A wav f J a o b a an 1 b C1 hal 1'1 DELORES MCCLINTOCK Alway found drca 1 Want to oe champ1o'1tw1rle1' 1 b hea 0 1 rhythm bard GLENN MCCLINTOCK Al way oun 1n Bent r Wants to be ano'her ln Mel on W ll b tall dark and hand o111e Row 3 IOYCE MCCOLLUIVI Alway found w1t'1 Clyde Wants to be lovable and iweet Wlll be ac obat OPAL MCCOLLUM Alwaye found a lung queeuone Want to be career woman Wlll be heaa of Future Fan er of U S A BERNICE MCDANIEL Alway found talc1ngl1fe easy Wan to be up on The H1ll W1ll be w1fe of the nna aaer of the Hlll Top Cafe Row 4 HOWARD MCDANIEL A Na: und mth M 'nal Want tc be roa1n1n mth M V l e Iflpd rna IOYCE MCELYEA Alv dy fo.1'1d mtle a d1fferent r1ng ants to b T d W1ll be bowed by Ted IAMES MCGHEE Nays found t'1r1ll1ng the g1rl V a ocn 1 b f he Row 5 EDDIE MADDOX Nay f a p av' Horreo Want to be m1xea mth the lone e W ll 1: hler Ma dov FLOYD MARTIN cu '1 an t p 1' fa! fou a keep lr Row 6 ANDREW MELVILLE Am :1 CLOETTA MELVIN a e ta '1 of de DFAN MELVIN a C1 ao 1 SE1 'IQRS fi 4: T' Confident, but could be urong : . . 1 l' A.: o' nd-:1lent , 1 1 W nts I be- iz .d st ong . . Wtll e- 1f'r'1t . 1 . :E -' - r1y' s '- '1 ' ...W'lle-,d,f I - 1 . , 1' 1 1 LS f d --' o1.., 1. -- 1 rnefs t 1 e- - , 11 1. .' , 9 ' 1 KA r X 5 : , . 1 S V- ' 1 - r . . 1 . , 1 - s ' Q S 11' , , . S - . . . ' 7 ' n s 1 . 1 . . . :S 7 l l . . 1 1 Z3 - -. v : . . . l' fox --- H ' 'f' o. .' .. 13 - ' ana .. 1711 b -n1a V- 11 n. . . , J .1 1 1 -' A 1 ' ' . . . W 1' e- e 'fs bas.: 1 A ' -f . ..1Al- E ' el 1 ' ' ' S , , 1 J nts tc bee-a cr er . . . W'll e-king o arts ' . I I 1. N : . . . A11 ' 3 sun '- l 'Lina . y . 1 1 . 1 . :S - ' 1 1 .5 ,S . . . ' 1 '-ew. 1' i 1. . 1 . Alwixyx fx nd-'.'.'11E1 M1 ry' . . 1 W o ben c:t11:1.1ter aenevf 1 , . . 'Will bemxober as a judge IO ANN MEDLIN . . . fu. . , ' ., 1 1 .- 1 A1 . n - 1na .ery trxn. . I. an1e to bevfuft ar She . . . W1l1 be-a co-efi : . . . 'gf feuni---'nfl of 'nifihief , Vv 1nt: T: be-3 typfieaf foethizll lefi . vvvlll bee: Keeper of Hearts . . Al- tound-Calrn 1 nd :elle-:ted . 1 . Want te be-with - that cor 1. person . 1 . 'Nzll be--. ' voted Eg3u.'ev.'1'- ' g X ' - . . . A.lv.'a'Js found-in hi? Green CE1e'. .'1e A . 1 . VJ nts to be- 4 od curb Pep . . . Will be-bv: hog '-:eden 1 1 P W O U I ENIQRS 'Us Confident, but could be urong W 0 Prophecy That Row 1 VEATRICE MELVIN N 1 111c to k11oN Wanti 10 be vveet a11a 10va01 V1 b 1 blue NORMA MILLER A1N'Gj 1: type .vr11er ef a 1 o J ,npr W111 be 01ne00d,'S 1 11 BETTY MINGS A Na! 0u11d w'1ng111f1 a ba 1 IO M111 rs 11111 he Der W111 b Row 2 WAYNE MINTON Alway found mth 11 110 b011e Wants 10 DG orchestra 1e 11 1 b00k1e IACQUELINE MITCHELL A1 f af O.1'1G fu11 0 un Wan1s 10 be char11p10n b1C1' 1e t01111et W111 be forever cha mg rambows RAY MOAKE A1Nays found everywhere Want 10 13 01ne were 111th y f A 1be avo 0 ale 'nan Row 3 LOUISE MONTI Alwaye found f11r11ng Wants to b Qchool rnar111 W111 be ba11e dancer SHIRLEY MOORE A1Waye found ea y to 10014 at ESSIE MOSELEY Alwaye found fr1end v Wan to be 111 the groove W111 b drearrv Row 4 FLOANN MOSELEY A way 0 l'1d 11 th 1a11 boys Want 10 be a foot ta11er W111 be Mme Effeotlve MARY MUNDY Alway found 1n peace and qu1e1 Wants 10 be vv011c1ng g1r1 W b happy on Monday BERNHARD NARUSIS ways found absorbmg kr10w1edge Wa t b C1 111 1 OTO1OglS1 W1 be future c0ac'1 01 F HS Row 5 WARREN NEAL A1Nay 011111 100141113 fo a V1C11I1'1 10 tease Wa 11 10 be a hun-1 of 11 YI W111 be the 1ad1es ma11 FREDDIE NEIBEL vaye found 1r1 a good hurror Wa111s 10 b Romeo N 11 W111 be que s what? PRISCILLA NICHOLSON A1ways found Short and Sweet Want 0 b 1 ta e W he ha d 10 b Row S NORMA NICOLAI A1vva,1 f01111d e wunny Slde of the street Want 10 be 1 cha1np1011 1yp1 1 W11 b ecr tary 10 he pres1de 1 01 the H0100 Club ELINOR OLIVER A1w1ay 1 1l'1d u11hu1r1ed a11d undeo1ded Wa111 10 be opera 1111 r W 11 be Soda 1er1c tte STELLA OLIVER ways found teaemg the boy ans oe fe 5101101 11tterbug VV111 be happv go luck! V' 7 1 n . . I : . , , A1' a1s found-1' e . -S' 1' 'e.,.11'11 K e-e rue , 1 . 1 ' 's found- t1f11 112' the 1 ' 11 1 s . 1 . W n 5 to be-f re' er h'1: Q , . , ' -s 1 ' e1e10. . 1 , 1' js f 1 -s' ' ' J ton . . . 'Nan be- , I ff M1 ' e ' e 1 1A . . . ' Betty Co-Ed F., : . . . 3 1 , 12 rn 1 'f 11 a'-er.. 'N11 be- ' 15511 ' ' - f f 1 1 . - 1 ' ' 1: 1 '1 . 1 . 1 1 - , . . S e-s 1 - 1 h '1 e v1o11111 0 R. . R . . , W11. - 1 -y 1 za S1 , 1 - 3 . n k 5 '- . ,. r - s 1 1 . . 1 I Wants 10 be-doctor . . . W111 beibird brain fdootorj, ' N . . 1 . - ' 1A . , . ' 11s -' 1 . . ' ei 1A.' I : 111'sf11-'11 1 . . - . 1 1 -- x ' . . . . -1 ' ' . 1 1 ' 111 e- . . . . A1- - .1 A1 . . . ns to ew , 'ee '. . . . '11 - 1 C. . . xx V R! : , . . ' 3 1 111, Q 1 A '. S . , . 1 qs - 1' 11a ' . 1 1 . - ' ' 1. . . . A1- 0. .1 . ' - s 1 . 1 . . 1 -1 1 1 , . ss 1 e-3 1111e 11 1 . . . 111 -1 1 eat : ... 1 'Qs 11 -011111- 1' ' . . . 5 -he 'vfCf1CJ.vS ' 1 'S 1 1 1 41 ees e 1' '01 rg , .. . 1 5 '0 1 - ' 1 ' 1 . . 1 5 - 31159 1' -1 'e ' ...A1- ' 1 Y 1' s . . 1 W t to a-prc- Q 311 1 1 . . -A A- - . We Prophesy That: Row l: NOREEN OTTERSON . . . Always fC,1I'.':1- rosy cheelced and aay . . Wants to be-tall and dzstlif quished 1 . . W1ll be-full of rniscltief. RICHARD OTTER- SON , . . Always found-where least expected . , . 'ffarl' to be-agriculture instructor RICHARD OVRICK . . A- ways found-in his new Packard . . . Wants to he-'. great lover . . 1 Will be-a nieat paclcer. Row 2 BILL PALMER Nay found the 1wor1 Wants to be bnght of eye anal q 1 fc of V1 Wrl be a Franlue Carle KENNETH PEEBLES Alway found happy as the day IS long Want to be a YUOV16 owner Wlll be pool sharl' MARY PENMAN Alway found IH an FCHS sweater Want to be clcuo W1ll be housewlfe 1 '1 I lne'cl1aD Row 3 MARGARET PEROLIO Always foura neat and ratl'1e shy Wants to be a Powers o el W1ll be l1ousew1fe BOB PERRY Always f sllent but w1se Wants to be an enqmee W1ll be a famous cartoonlst TOM PICKENS Ways found stardustmg Wants to be vutn Dot W1ll be he-npecked hu band Row 4 RILEY PINKHAM Always found wande ma Wants to be second vlce presrdent W1ll be p es1dent of s1t and sp1t club WAYNE PIRTLE Always found neat but very sl'1y Wants to wasner champton W1ll be a busmes ex co1 ue IUANITA PLANTEC Always found f1ddl1 a ou d Want to b la professeu1r a Francalse Vt b a t lepnone aperato Row 5 NORMAN QUARRELS vtav' f rramna touchdown for FCHS Wants to be pre dent of De 1 e Cl'1ew1nq Gum Co b l t IOHN R way fourd f1tc 1 b1t ndep naf lhe KID Row S KATHLEEN ROBY v a Roe va1tstor,eNeo'1ep be Qu of tnen all CAMILLE ROE Jaw ou V a e a DONALD ROMINE :me e Vfa o ofa cf ENIORS Confident, but could be wrong : . , . Al' s 1 A- t1Qlc1ir1' es . .. 1 - ' acl ft . . , 'I -- ' . . . . s - 1 '. . . , ' 1 7 , . s -' .... . 1 1 . . . s -A ' . , . ' - 3 ' liz ffu1 e, J 1 1 . . . , ' - 1 ' . 1 . . . round ' - ' . . . . Al- A., . ,, - V. . . . ' - s . I .Il u . . H A I D D W r 7 . . , . , '1 - . . . . be-a . . 1 - 'n' r n s e- 11 ' ' I lill e W e 1 r. : . 1 . Al ' 'As cand- 11 1 4 ss . . , . . 1 . -- sf- ,1 nfn ' .... Will ef-forever wrtri ane EID . 1 . Al s '1 -- nay' . . , Want: to be-a l1tfle '1 1. - e1 dent . vvflll he -fs tarrner ot tomorrow. RUTH ANN RICE 1 . . Alv:a','.' 'Cara -r:'1ak1na1't'ader.1: look a' the l'b1rdie' . Vfani ': lf-- Ray 9 fittle ieearx . . VV1l1 -Mrs if le' : , . . Alu' found-'.-:Ari C- rt . . . W' r 1' ' v-' lf f ll refident . . . '.','111 - een 1 1. 1 . , . Alu' jf: 5 nd -in a good humor . . . J nts to lo f nurse . . Wgll be -3 sflioclniizrm. . . Al'.'.'a':' found! one :ever knows ' 1-r , . . its io ne-tall ana dir- tingaished . . Will be-fo tlccse an' , ri Q free 1 O I . ENIOR 'Q T Confident, but could be wrong W e Prophesy That Row I LEONA ROPER Alway fo.1nd good tured Want to be happy W1 b p py a d 'rm H1 vou IERRY ROTRAMEL Aluay found 'tot study1ng Want to be roarnln W1ll be playboy CARL RUMSEY Alway found w1th Ye HJJI Want to be verythmg W1ll be playtn wig Row 2 STEPHANIE RUSHIEWSKI Always found ret hvng the po1nt Wants to be h1gh and rrughty W1ll be flymg h1gh BERTHA RUSSELL Always fo 1nd havlng a keen 'trne Wants to be shoe fac to y Queen W1ll be chatterbox' ALEX SAKONYI Alway found answerlng questlon Wants to be another Charles Atlas W1ll be mayor of Orlent Ctty Row 3 FLOYD SCHUMM Always found w1th a Wlde gr1n Wants to be hotel owner W1ll be potato sacker HOWARD SHACKLEFORD Always found chasmg g1rls tout of the hallsl Wants to be cultured W1ll be E1nste1n ll IEAN SHEPARD Always found mnocent a a lamb Wants to be e Row4 NOMA PAYE SHOWMAKER Always found battlng her eyelashes Wants to be Lana Turner s stand IH W1ll be Gravel Gert1e GEORGE SHY MANIK Always found rootln for the COIdlUGlQ Wants to be more of a man W1ll be bat boy ROBERT SIMKUNAS Alway found bored Want to be sk1pp1n school W1ll be any plac but school How 5 IOSEPH K SIMMONS Alway found playxng ball Wants to be a B1g Leaguer W1ll be s1xth grade coach TOM SLOAN Alway ound mth all the answers Wants to be V 235 W1ll be pres1dent of the Lonely Hearts Club LEWIS H SMITH Always found w1th the gang Wants to be doctor W1ll be Dr K1ldare Row 6 IOHNNY SMOTHERS Always found l41pp1ng school Wants to be out of school W1 be outw? fwe hope-J IAMES SOUTHERLAND ways found workmg late Wants to be a heart throb Wlll be good sport MONA LEE STAGNER Alway found w1tl'1 her d1amond rmg Wants to b a 1arr1ed gal W1ll be happy go luclcy K . . . 1 s -. ' . . . 'll e- ep Q-'N v- LQ S - r 9 2 l 1 A 4 1 X , . -' s . .. . - th little Shepherdessu . . . Will be-Spanish ambassador. v s .N ' . . . W lA . I . 4 ' 1 1 A ' . . . A - 9 . . , 1 1 e-.' . - 'A 3 1 ' .f . . . - . . . 'll - . . . . Al- f A E e- 1. A . . . ' - - - ' , f .1 1 , . L ls WP Proplwsy That: Row l: IO DONNA STEELE Al.-. :',': 'i .1 1 ' 17 V - 'f 'f fy' -,lf-I-f ,1--ww '-L' frue as :feel , , . Vvanl. - L:-'Luz ,, ,.... 1,.u., .. he-head Cook T11 FCHS EDNA SWEET . . v- .,. . . . . . 5o '-3' ' ev' 3 ..3f'.f.' 1: Le- LCKC and 'zfr . . .Y'.'.'1lQ L','E7Sll'y' but iii: T: knit? CHARLES SYERS . , . Af.-.'a','.2 'outa I2'I.'f.'1g. V. ':r.f' to r,e-prow, 117.1 ,'k lf f' . 'Will l,e r.f.'.':f CQI 2' irdf-7 Row 2 IDELLA TACKETT W 11 pe, art e on 1 :Je l g oor ed CHARLENE TALLENT Alffaf beau the CLTUIT1 a 1 to be l1app1ly W1ll be 1deal llOUSVNl'9 DONALD TATE w J lound w11l1 rlen V of leo e Wan' lZ d li no d la Row 3 MARILYN TATE Alfvoy found N' Wants lo be young 'orever W1ll be l DENNY TAYLOR Alway o.1'1cl ra1s1 'n toes Wonte to be Boy Scout Master W b1g load wolf BETTY TOLER Alwoys found dream Wantb to be N111 George W1ll be Nl Geo ge Row 4 HOSEA TOMES Always found 1l1e eacnere Wart lo be Cl ,olly good ' of W1ll be b1g bad Cl l '1 ndcl IOHN TYLER way found worlclng late Wants to be o Cab Co W1ll be rnat'1erra11c1an PAULINE VAUGHN Always found del1be ate and easy ao1ng 0 he Queen ol Heat '1 b an ac' e Row 5 DOROTHY WALL A ways lourd Fredd1e Want to be M Q Boatnght hopcf M ln Bcoiv BILL WALTON Alwav wi 1: e lc Kl g MARVIN W RD 1 e Wont oa Q a IG lf Bow Row 6 RANDALL WATKINS c o G W1 ' IOANN WEAVER A ay ra 1 c'e a de p IOANA WEBB f v 3 SENIORS Confident, but could be urong : . . 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SENIOR CTI ITIES TIME AND OVERTIME YN 1 1 Appleton Burl CCon11nerc1all Radro Club l 2 Banycky lack tAcodern1cl Track 3 4 F Club 3 4 Barnes Wanda CCornmerc1all Batts Ross CC1enerall Benedettl Ioe CGenerall Blttle Robert CAcaden'11cl Football 3 4 l-lono Soclety 3 4 F Club 4 Bowker Bob CAcadern1cl Bandl 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 3 Track 3 4 lr Play 3 l-l1Y 3 Stu dent Patrol 4 Brlley Mlldred CGenerall Broad Ed1th CProtess1onall Corservatron Club 2 3 Red Peppers 4 Red Bud Notes 1 Brown Doretta lCommerc1all Chee leader2 3 Bufford Oulta tCornmerc1all Burton Shlrley lCOmIHGTC1Gll G rl Reserves l 3 Chorusl 2 Calvm Robert Gene all Carpenter Beatrlce lCornrerc all Red P p rsl 2 Cateteral 2 Clorus2 31 Cena Vlfglnld CCvenerall l'lOIIlCIICIKlI'1Q l 2 s Red Cross 2 Llbrary Club 4 Chance Dor1s CCo1n T16-TClGll Red Pep Glrl Reserves 4 Channon Ioan 'Acadenncl G Re ewes l 2 3 Sub Deos 2 3 4 Red Brrdl tes l Annual 3 Student Patrol 4 Play Read n Con nnt tee 4 Sr Play 4 Clma Betty CC n rnerc all Band l 2 3 4 Or cnestra 2 3 4 Grrl Reserves 3 S Plax Clayton Dale CGenerall lements Mary 'C C A A 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 5 KING COAL SAY: lf you want something done Cet a BUSY person to do rt Collms Karl lAcader'ncl Band l 2 3 4 Or chestra l 2 3 4 Archery Club 2 lun1or Play 3 Choru 3 Student Patrol l '7 3 4 Ped Brrd No es l 2 4 Sr Play 4 Cooper Clyde CProtess1onall V1 ual Fd 3 4 Radro Club 2 3 Soundrnan 3 4 Conse va hon Club 4 lunlor Play CProduct1 nl 3 Crowell Gene lAcadern1cl Cullen Theresa tComrnerc1all Home Fc Club 2 3 4 Red Peppers 2 Cunmngham Maxlne CCenerall Dalley Iames tGeneralD Dawson B1lly CGenerall De Iullus Bemlce lCOlllWGTClC1ll Cft1ceVvorx Dlllard Nell CAcade1mc, Football l 2 3 S etball l 2 3 4 ack l Club 2 3 l Freshman V1cePres1dent l lunror Presrdent 3 Donahue Mary Ellen fACGdOlIllCl S1 o Deo Presrdent ll Cul Re erve vce Prestdentl 2 3 4 Cheer Leader2 3 Flow Soc1cty 3 4 lunror llay 3 Archerx Club l l 1ce wcrlf 3 ulll and S r ll Dorrls Annette 1Cererall Chorus Gtr Reserves l G AA l Cfrrls 'learn 2 lvladrl al Srraers 3 lxed Per per Durham Bob fAcaae ncl Football l 2 3 etball l 2 3 Tack l 2 Cas lresldent l St dent B d lre ldent lvea o us 2 3 St e o c1l Dwyer Raymond Cuenerall Ch ru l 2 4 1 I 'F . .. x 'K U ' - -K 1 Q I 0 1 ' ' X . 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V, 4 r , , 4 l,s ' - ' f -1 3 .' r li . o y .3 S . lr, ' I - H, ' C21 r' , 2 S ua nt C un ' l 4 F Club C . -tcnenerall J.. .. l Cafeteria lr 21 3 4- ,,A: fl.,,4, , -C. .os,,f,4, ,gg ' x FNIOR ACTIVITIES Tlme and Overt1me Easley Lucy CCommerc1all Student Patrol 3 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Student Councrl Secretary 4 Golf Club 4 Edmonds Bonn1e CGenerall Elk1ns Iuamta ICOITlYWSfClGll Cno us l 2 3 Grrl Reserves l 2 3 Fmney Edna CCornmerc1all Foulk Nancy CComrnerc1alD Band 3 4 Red Peppers 2 3 4 Grrl Reserves 2 3 H1 Tn l Llbrary Club 4 Fox Shxrley tAcadem1cl Annual Staff 3 4 ICO Edrtorl Oulll and Scroll 3 4 Grrl Re serves l 2 3 Buslness Staff of Iun1or Play Frls Ioe IAcadern1cl Fuller Donna CGenerall Chorus l 2 3 4 L1 brary Club 4 Furlong Wanda CAcaderr11cl Red Peppers l Fustm Buddy CGenerall Garrett Helen CCornmerc1all Gass B111 IGenerall Gosnell Eldon CProfess1onall Football 4 H1 Y Grady Iune CGenerall Graves Loren CAcadern1cl Grubbs Norma CComrnerc1all Chorus 2 3 Grrls Sextet 2 3 Red Peppers l 2 3 4 Grrl Reserves l 2 Hall T1m CGeneralJ H1Y 4 Play Readmg Commlttee 4 Chorus 4 Senror Play 4 Hancock Tedra fACGd9ITllCl Band 2 3 4 Sub Debs 2 3 4 Iunror Play 3 Grrl Reserves tra 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Harklns Howard CVocat1onall Baseball 3 4 Basketball I 2 H1 Y 4 F Club 4 Hartley Albert CAcadem1cl M1Xed Chorus 2 3 4 Student Patrol 3 Sen1or Play 4 Hartley Pansy Io-CComrnerc1all Chorus l 2 Homemakmg Club 4 Haskell V1rg1n1a ICornrnerc1all Gul Reserves l 2 Chorus l Heard Eleanor IAcadem1cl Band 2 3 4 Twtrlrng 3 4 Sub Debs2 3 4 Grrl Reserves I 2 3 4 Chorus I Red Peppersl Senlor Play 4 Helms Ioan IAcaderrucl Grrl Reserves l 2 Turnbllng Team 2 3 Sub Debs 3 4 Band twrrllngl 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Senror Play 4 Henderson Clyde CGenerall Radlo Club l 2 FFA Club 3 4 Herrlng Iames--CGenerall Herron Gordon CGenerall Football 2 3 4 Track3 4 H1Y4 F Club3 4 Hess Shlrley CGenerall Chorus 2 Hill Margaret CCornrnerc1all Chorus 2 3 4 Homoya Mary Iune CCommerc1all Hughes Thomas tAcadem1cJ Basketball 2 Annual Staff 3 Ka1ser Pat IAcadem1cl Football l 2 HIY l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 Gyrn Club l 2 Golf Club l 2 3 4 Ourll and Scroll 3 4 Red Brrd Notes 2 4 Iunror Play 3 Lrbrary Club 4 Senror Play 4 Kames Shuley CGenerall Red Peppers 4 Hornernakrng Club l 2 Karroll Iohnrue-CAcadem1cl Orchestra 2 3 Annual Staff 3 Kernosky Marcella CGenerall Red Peppers l 2 3 4 L1brary Club 4 K1rk I C CAcadern1cl H1 Y3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Lawrence Geraldlne-CCornmerc1all Spanrsh Club 3 Homernaklng Club 4 Leamen Cutty IGenerall Football l 2 3 4 ackl 2 3 F Club2 3 Lecroy Ruby IGenerall Red Blrd Notes Staff 4 Le Masters Leotls-CGenerall Student Patrol 3 Cafeterxa Helper 2 3 4 Lemmon Bob CComrnerc1alD L1ttle Wallace-IVocat1onall Lucas Carl CVocat1or1all McClmtock Dolores IACGdSIHlCl Annual Staff 2 Gtrl Reserves l 2 3 4 Sub Debs 3 4 Twlrlrng 3 4 Red Peppers l Spanrsh Club 3 Lrbrary Club 4 MCCl1hf0Ck Glenn CAcadem1cl Track l Foot balll Bandl H1Yl Chorusl 2 3 4 Bas ketball l McCollum Ioyce CCon1rnerc1aIl Conservat1on Club 2 3 4 Tumbllng Team 2 3 Cafeterla l 2 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 Span1sh Club 3 Offrce Helper 4 McCollum Opal CCornrnerc1all Conservat1on Club 2 3 4 Horne Econorrucs Club 3 4 McDaniel Bermce CGenerall Chorus 2 3 Home Econonncs Club 2 4 McDaniel Howard IGenerall Football l 2 3 F Club 2 3 Wresthng Club l 2 Track l McElyea Ioyce ICornmerc1all Chorus l 2 3 4 GAA l G1rlReservesl McGhee Iames CAcadem1cl Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Chorus2 Boys Octet 2 F Club 4 Maddox Eddle CAcadern1cl Student Councrl 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball l Track l 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Student Patrol l 2 3 4 Archery Club 2 F Club 3 4 Cryrn Clubl 2 Martm Floyd CAcade1n1cl Boxrng Club 3 Medhn Io Ann IAcadern1cl Grrl Reserves l 2 3 Archery Club 2 Sub Debs CV Pres 4l 4 Student Patrol 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 OIIICG Helper 4 Iuntor Play 3 Senlor Play 4 I I I I 1 - 1 11 1111 111 11 1 - 111 11 1 - 1111 11 , . . . . 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' - ' 11 11 I - 1A1 1 1- I I I , 1 - , , . 1 - 11-. 1 1 I I I I -- - 1 - 1 2,311 1 1, 4457s SEIXIOR ACTIVITIES Tune and Overtzme Melvllle Andrew fC1enerall Football l 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Student Patrol I H1 4 F Club 3 4 Student Counctl I Cloetta Generali Chorusl 2 3 4 Dean lOenerall FFA 3 4 Chorus Melvm Melvm Veatrlce CCornmerc1all Choru Norma ICorr1merc1alJ Melvm M1l1er Mmgs Betty CC1enerallG1rlReservesl 2 3 4 Orchestra2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Red Peppers 4 GAA l 2 Lrbrary Club 4 Twrrlrng 3 4 Chorus 4 Sentor Play 4 Mmton Wayne--IAcadem1cl H1 Y 3 4 Orch estra2 3 4 Eandl 2 3 4 Mltchell Iacquellne lCOl'1'1IT19TC1Oll Red Pep pers 4 Ltbrary Club 4 Grrl Reserves Montr Loulse IAcaderr11cl ITreas Grrl Re serves 3 Sec 45 I 2 3 4 Sub Debs2 3 4 ISec 43 Archery Club 2 Red Brrd Notes Staff l 2 4 Annual Staff 3 I-Iornemaktng Club 4 Chorus 2 Honor Socrety 3 4 Stu dent Patrol 4 ISec 4D Moore Sh1.rley CAcadem1cl Grrl Reserves 4 Moseley Essle CCornmerc1all Homemaklng Clu l 2 Moseley Flocmn ICOTHTDSYCIGIJ Grrl Reserves I 2 3 4 Sub Debs 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 Mundy Mary IGenerall Narus1s Bernard CAcaderrucl Football l 2 3 4 Archery Club 2 Radlo Club 2 3 Protec t1or1 Club 4 F Club 3 4 Wrestltng Club 3 Neal Warren CAcadern1cl Archery Club 2 Football 2 Nelbel Freddxe IGenerall Boys Chorus 3 FFA 4 Nlcholson Pl'1SC1.llG CComrnerc1all N1cola1 Norma fComrnerc1alD Archery Club 2 Chorus 2 Annual Staff 4 Ourll and Scrol 4 Offrce Helper 4 Ohver Elrnor ICOIUIHGTCIGIJ Chorus I 2 3 4 Ohver Stella Mae CCorr1merc1all Otterson Noreen IAcadem1cl Red Peppers Otterson Rrchard Wocatoncll FFA 3 4 Ovnck Rlchard CGenerall Radto Club 3 Palmer B111 IAcadern1cD Bandl 2 3 4 Bas ketball I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Outll and Scroll 2 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 Red Btrd Iotesl 2 3 Span1shClub3 F Club 3 4 luntor Play l Peebles Kenneth IAcadem1cP Student Patrol 3 4 tPres1dent 45 H1 Y 3 4 Penman Mary CC1eneralJ Chorus l 2 3 4 Gtrl Reserves 2 Red Peppers 3 Sub Debs 4 Peroho Margaret ICornrnerc1all Carl Reserves 2 3 4 l'lOYI'1Pl'IlGK ng Club 2 3 CAA I 2 Chorus 2 Perry Bob CAcadern1cl :Er Prckens Tom CCenerall Band l 2 3 Ch rus 2 3 Caeera Ca mer I Dra matlcs 4 Pmkham Rrley fGenerall Dramattcs 3 4 Plrtle Wayne Wocatronall Plantec Iuanlta IACGd9P'1Cl Orchest a 4 Band 4 Chorus l 4 Stung Sextet Conservatron Club 3 Quarrels Norman CGenerall Football 4 Held Iohn CC1enerall FFA 3 4 tPres1dent 4D Rxce Ruth Ann IAcaderr11clG1rls Chorus I 2 G1rlReservesl 2 3 Sub Debs 2 3 4 Arch ery Club 2 Roby Kathleen IComrnerc1all Chorus l 2 3 4 Sub Debs 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 Red Peppers 3 Student Patrol 4 G1rls Sextette Roe Camllle CAcadem1cl Romme Donald CAcaden'11cl Football 3 Basketball 3 4 F Club 4 Roper Leona CAcadem1cl Orchestra 3 Chorus 2 4 Homernalung Club 2 Drnn r Orchestra 4 Rotramel Ierry IVocat1onalD Rumsey Carl IAcadern1cl RUSIGWSICI Stepharue--CCornmerc1alJ Red Pep persl G1rlReservesl 2 Hornernakrng Club Iunror Play Chorus I 2 Iunror Red Cross 2 Russell Bertha lCornmerc1all Glrl Reserves l ndl 2 3 4 G A A Sakonyl Alex IAcaderr11cl Schumm Floyd IAcadem1cl Football 3 Shackelford Howard fAcadem1cl Mrxed Cho rus I Honor Socrety 3 4 Student Patrol 2 3 4 Conservatlon Club 3 4 Vrctory Com rnlttee 2 3 Sheoard lean CAcadem1cl Band l 2 3 4 Cafeterra Helper 2 Student Patrol 4 G1rl Reserves I 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Showmaker Noma Faye ICommerc1all Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Red Peppersl Shymanlk Georqe CAcadem1cl Baseball 3 4 F Club 4 Radlo Club 2 Slmkunas Bob CVocat1onalJ Slmmons Ioseph Wocattonall Sloan Tom CAcadem1cl Red B1rd Note l 2 3 4 CEd1tor1nch1ef 2 3 4l Semor Class Prestdent Teen Town Councrl 2 3 4 CPres dent 45 Outll and Scroll 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Ir Play 3 Student Counctl 4 lr Plav Readtna Cornrnvttee 3 Vrce Presrdent of Stu dent Patrol 4 Sr Play 4 Smrth Louis Henry lAcade tcl Football 2 3 H1 Y 4 Smothers Iohnny tCenerall Chorus 2 3 Con servatton Club 3 Southerland Iames CVocat1onalD T 'i I 1 k ' , -. 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'r' xt 9,' Hx,-, Nl ' 1- 2 L KING COAL SAYS: F.C.H.S. minors have their various tasks. They correspond to the daily work of our parents. We propose to take up the work as future Moms and Dads of West Frankfort. RESULTS OF OUR LABOR THE FESTIVAL GENERAL SHOP AND ADVANCED SHOP Shop boys display articles-types of wood- work done: deck chair, night stand, occasional table, Wall shelf, occasional bench, footstool, lamp table, plant stand, lathe Work: lamp, rolling pin, Candlestick, metal Work: dust pcm, furmels, coffee table, electric department: elec- tric motor, electric thriller, telegraph set. W0 plOdlICC Food fo GUI' WO lie Q Top left ct Ab f r U e 3 Q Top nght lf 7 L c F Mlddle left Q M1 dle nght lo N ltt crnp mth to at t1 ottom left I Q11 gum Bottom nght b 11 L Avg Cl' cgi: 1 'ml S pr ci p e 7 ' f IA I' - , :feizizi fzell ,f pure-hte' erdfe: Tri Q: bull and h,i'er that wc: :fer at the F-zrrziers lxrztxie 2' Vccaiicrizl Srzcv-J at lfl'JflCI'. ' : wc: E315 pure-href Himpshzre and litter f ,igy hi: katie ,'IY'C'6l'f ' , : hlyde F Cferacn '.-.itil pure-bred Gufirnrsey Helter , 'd , ' : ff l 5 C . . pure Guerh.1f1',' l1'?lf 5f that wen premiums at the Benton Viertrtc, Arms, DuQuoir1, Mnricn C ,xcrul Shcwf 3:16 ?'1r::.er,: lrl.a :me . . B , : oe Whitt' zap, 3 Q wx i-5246? if The Partner: lhxtifufe , , ' : DC: Fzell, 'Aflfh F115 pure- re' A' e . Eflfer ihzt wen srerr.1:rr.,e . V ' ic. hows xiii FGTYHETS l:.sf1Z'. e Thepe 43 3 'use the hifi:--'cr 3 73:6 rl: loc Can lic BElliC a Clwcrry Pie? HOME ECONOMICS CAFETERIA She learns to cook and to sew PlCl1lfS'l at left Rose Ellen Markulin, Shirley Ma . ' lane-t Allen enjcy their lunzn, lcwer rzght Pa And how she lakes 11, you know- page 3656335 leer mein. Girls are, lelt ic rigni: Ilancy Rains, Barbara Story, Wanda Parks, Helen Mclieeg-in background' Pat Filkins. They are rclling out the dough tc rnake a cherry pie. l.e'f tc right Betty Tele: Berniece Mcllaniels Virginia Cena 159111 Tacketf are marking tne nern in a .skzr cutting :ut a dress, ana sewing an ajsrcn LHIJOF HdC E8SiCI' and Faster E1C'l'llHCS MY MACHINE MACHINE SHOP 'This is machine lt multiplies the power? 3' The machine shop classes visited the vocational hands when hands are on the job lt ace- 1r.e Clczsses at Centralia and the Clarkson Mfg, Co., Nash- true work when brain is alert to control it. . ville, lll, where they saw workmen in a large modern lt does not 'alter unless I 'alter rrfichine shop putting the finishing touches to a coal lt does noi stop, unless l forget ' loading machine, heing constructed for the New Orient mine here The boys fav: rrrany types c' equipment in actual use not available at the high school. lf a plant similar to the Clarkson Cc. were located in our town it would provide erriploynient for many oi our boys, trained in the vocational shop classes. AUTO MECHANICS MACHINE SHOP Ray Wilce, Kenneth Sims and David Williams repair lnloward Harkins, Bill Collier, Carl Lucas and Robert a car. QPS, This may account for the dirty hands Simkunas demonstrate the use of a machine, in English classl You're excused, boys. Time for II Goeel Nlen to id Qur Government Gsocnzxpnv Gova 'r Gezgtzpny' was placed in our curricglutr. ini? 'ject Annette Derry. 3:13 Dxrnarr., Iune Grady' and Edith Sf.,1'J1f:T.f,I are xnevrn 'izzng gesgtapny' research and Erzzd '.':'e ter Senicr Class dficers during Study nal. :lace lcczticn Lelt tc right are ffzncy Rains Flerene in the lzbrutjf. Candidates :CY c'fiCers were nzrninafei Scstt, Pct Cen-Jsett Deletes Grcsccg student behind LQ' students. signing peiiticns. Then the Totes were Deletes is Betiv' Kirkq Inrnes Mitchell, holding painter. :ist 2: :ietertnine ine winner. This was G gccd lessen lee Slirnzk. Bejrs locking at globe are: Vinny' 'Site in student geverntnent. The student cexgncll is: gave ftrrlerg Perkc, and Scnrnqel Melvin. ezfjsenence in student government. All Senicrs are re- quired to study Government for one-ncxlf year. Every- one snould knew new our governrnent eperates. It is ine dmv et everv citizen is vote in everw' eleetizn neld. Vote for the best man. -...... Q W Q. 'T 1 3 Q bf l NLR I I THERE S WISDQNI IX QCIFXCNE GENERAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY L 1 'nd'hf-d -V - .V res: and Check- if has to be right 1 .- M XA ,,.,4- ,,-. 4 MM. . ,, - Q ,Z FH -, Mp' - f ,,.f,,',.1 . ,f-1-..f.l. C.1.,,.C.C.' ,..., ZH ,. I. , fiil ,',,.. V.,fK .....'.',..': if. Tflji 'f I,l3f1?T CCXQTYQF li . 'lf'ffi 2 f-Y If . '.1IjfI,i'IfZ If' I1f'E'.I1flfiZ' Ii'.'f1fl'J'-T. Y... :YW-, f-, - -'. - '. , , -A ,- V. ,QI ---. FH-, H, ,A:,,.:-..1f.-f- :ii g.i.. :,r..-, . ..,.. , . ,f wwf, YI ..?.. fffffff Zif 321 f'f. If, I 3l lI'. f SANE Ll I G FOR HEALTH 'WS if 451 ' .3 MINHUI IHKMIN ll I, K. l-74-fwf . KN g, S S pf' HEALTH BIOLOGY Left to right loa Bo ella Beulah Srlevm loA'1r1 l.. 5+ o rght load Hollorran Barbara leler a'1d GGWG Lee heal h tudermtb a pomtmg out that good bores f l 1 epect owe of the rroet popular Xl ua ard hcvve Nhatlood a eaooa ou e of the requrred rrrr al add plante are Qhown Here loan Hollcrrraw IQ era 'u ent lea of health GW the p ma o the eta 41 h whrle Barbara G uctu 1 e C11 ' .,....- px I ,,.f ' xxx ' A A , I ' 4 l N 3 l 5 1 I, ' ' :ine re. , ' .. e,.1r'.' . .. , ., . . , 1 5 . 1 re ' ' . . . Cro'.'e1.'rx' . 4 . fs l ' 51: of the skeleton require proper minerals. The chart biology-namely, the chart on which diagrams of ani- Sr.'d Frey .F'I'CS . r'.- .A F . . ...'- ls. S. d 5 ., tri the rules .d .., o1:t'. , t . P ns , 'e . leter and ene str re of tie body. Cro:-:ell observe. 4 C' il HIJIC Is ix Foreign Language ' ' All Nlen Wlispronounce Itj LATIN SPANISH rc Fc c o Cer C w e HJ wr e SHyrr'c1n1k Q sided by Sue S A1 C1 I-Iorkl 1.de'1 :J 3 c Mexx cm 'II e ecc d ov 11 '1 E e fd N1 ch :vue purchcx ed bl le tndewi F theee rc L:1+1'1 plwruse No do Toylc Vcld cz Meylcu lag Q mte me wee e e vw p cal Mem e mu l:eN 'W C VALUE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE L C I C, CED . .. N 1., 4 . I 5 . A - 1, . IM 1' -' I I , fi Ice' rris, D r thy K 1 i Cljd Mcfeq, CI is Georg . . ' , S 'S ' ' ter, is pi 3'- A '35, Latin st' As, display pceters 1II'.L.EIf3fIHQ in reccrd f V: . , usic on the :LW I r L 1: wcrcie hrcnfef in ez' rj cy use Serie ef gilxyer, ' li ' 5 s 1 .1 ' . 5 in Sean- : Corn.. n . . 5 and Ther :n,1mi:ig.s cre lei Classes. ' ri r .I . Q n V , nd Q: fcllcws. Serif Snyder insseets me Glbur: Q' new Mexico: . r nee -' 1 .. cur.seI'.'es, refcrds. Iorn 5 McGhe ears 3 ty' 1 , 'Cai hat Um dl Q reff -1: the riiddle J thriqr, ard .-erape ante ' ebeffye the wc: :urn gran :falls YWIIE 3 grain C4 S5111 A fcxguace 1:17 .stxclexts C1 ' r ad eyrxcathetli kid.-.'1ed::e :J :x 'QGCPIE 37,33 tzp, cgsteris ft: :ie 3' the best C' he spijectf czllecl 'ram iced: 7 Efficient Laborers Read and Spealc VN ell 4 SPEEQCH Q Arnong ine rnany ccrnrnunity prograrns o' tne Speech class was :ne drarnatizatlon and presentation ct ine story ot King Coal during the tall testival, October 3-5, Snapped in this scene and reading trorn left to right are the three evil witches, Pauline Vaughn, Dorothy Briley and Betty Mings at ine teet ot the Evil Queen, Mary Penrnan and '.'.'1nter Torn Pickens, flarratcr Pai Kaiser, stands above the three wisenien, Bill Dawson, Riley Pinlcnarn, and Buddy Fustin Emerging from the lurnp o' coal is Princess Elarrie, Wanda Taylor, who is guarded to the le't by Logs lady Wall and lack Gaal, and to the right by Motner Ifature, Betty Cirna, and her son, Coal, Torn Sloan, Looking on is the Good Queen, loarin Srnith, surrounded by her ladies, Ioyce McCollurn, Doris Snyder, Georgia Wilkerson, and Wanda Barnes, and ner lester, Torn Sailly. 'Widow Coal, Edith Broad, looks happily on. The class also gave several programs to the Veterans at Marion Hospital. ENGLISH l:nnn1e Karroll, Tirn Hall and Shirley Drake dra- rnatlze a scer.e trorr. the play, 'Where the Cross ls Made by O ffeill In addition to plays, essays, snort stories and biography were read. Poetry xernory contests oral and Written special reports, outside reading rnore vocabulary building, reading lor rnean- ing read1r.g and discussion oi articles in Readers Lzgest, Cornet rnagazine, and books on vocational guidance were read in literature, More original Writ- zfg an, rnore spelling were stressed in courses ottered 'n composition this year. Students are beginning to learn that as they become better readers, they also beoorne better students, for reading is the basis ot all learning ln the district Speech contest 'Wanda Taylor placed third in the serious reading, a selection from Wuthering Heights. Torn Sloan placed third in his original oratiori, entitled l'The Childrens Crusade. l p ' v ' 4 I 1 ' v4 'Ns : ' DESIGNS FOR BETTER LIVING MECHANICAL DRAWINGS PHOTOGRAPHY 1 1: Tirfcr zrgj Alle: Sweizrpxztci :pike '.-:srl-iii: Fgjwv Fgxtir, cperatef 'fic ister: 1, Thx: rc-qpzres gt:-etzszcri and 3::1,r3c'-.'. S1'f1'4,1 f aid Edzth Broad arrange tzpe lzgii f:r',' .C :ri i.lI 1 pcrtruzf .:t'1f.3 2' Qifix Ez., Q,:U Gohv 'ie Nrtriext belted iz WRITI GUN N GE QF SPEED TYPING E6 1'1 1 g 6 6OC'l I g t a h u e 1 r ta to eacft lacu rnerrloe t a 1 1'1 typ1 tes s letters and :mme C arade heets Sh va ne e are err: La ere'1c 'tt r Wanda Barne l orma I 1COlG1 Norma Grubb second o oorls Charce Ruth Ann R1 e Nancy Foullc seven of these sefre-tartes Gerry Law en ltorrra N1COlO1 and Laura W1ll1Qmb passed the1r l20 word Off1C1Gl test CTh1 means havtng 500 Words d1ctated 1n f1ve consecu t1ve m1nutes and trar1scr1b1ng them 90 per cent perfect l Ger 140 OfIlClGl test when th1s book Went to press Others are try 1nq for th1s speed The h1ghest speed wrners 1n typmg are Norma lN1cola1 and lohnny Karroll both of Nhorr have passed the1r 70 Nora C T test whtch means typlng around 750 words IH en rntn utes w1th not more than IIVQ er ors OFFICE HELPERS Seated Bermeoe De lullus Marv Ellen Donahue loan Medl1n Dorothv Wall stand 1na loyce McCol1ur1 Be Y Lee Toler lvlar1lyn Tat Helen W1 KIYIQOH Tnese ,nl C551 t the pr1nc1pal and oth e ecre tar1es Thev run olttto answer telephone call h tten dance and u'1 era OFFICE MACHINES Sta'1a1'1a VTGI 13 dstcet operates t'1e Bu roua'1 book keepmq rrachme S ated The esa Cullen tatc ClCII1O t taph e a 1r ev K anno e e M a o 4 A1 the ' gl nn o, I school terti, the 1' pm e C1- ers assian one or iwc st d n sec e ries , 1 ity 11 11 er o ss st '1 'ng tr, , n 1 s n s a 5. 1 o'. 1 I re G - ' W 1 e, lro. owg s, I 1- 111' ', - sg 1, 1 r w: 'N '1 1 , 'o, . 1 ' r 1oe, 11 1 . . Y . 1 A '. 's 1 ' ry Lawrence had passed her 1 . - A . A ,. . Y . 1 . - I . V . I ' ' W ' -I 11 Y 1 ' I , e, 1 'l 1 . ' f 'r s ' 's . . -C S - 1. 1-,X 1 1 s, c esta a1 A 1 , :' '1 , 7 niis 1 3 1 'nl H -ll ' Y 11 '1 o, e 1 r 1 1 'es 'ii ' 1 trorn the iiio 1 one nd Sh' - l arnes 1'A ulotos the onroe Edu: tor. NEWS FLASHERS RED BIRD NOTES Group l Miss Alice l-loye editorial adviser Mrs Flo ence Pracyk Paul business advise Miss Marge Morse was business sponsor the second semester Group 2 Pat Kaiser assistant sports editor Karl Col l1 3 sports editor Torn McCra y ,po ls writer Be't,f Swoflord tycist Group 3 Ka l Collins spo ts eaito Ton S oan edt in chief Louise Monti business 'nanaaer IoDcr1'ia Steele tea ure editor Group 4 Barbara Dillard and Ba bara Akin co aae s 0 circulation aepar rre t Ruby Lecrow new wri e 'i H11 news N 1 e W3 GG Tavio tea M v Ell H e t e w Q 67255 Miss Hoye has been sponsor of the scho l paper s rt e it .vas first published thirteeri years ago Karl collins has been on the staff for three years loAnn Nillrriore Pat Kaiser and DeDee Monti for two years while IoDonna Steele and Tom Sloan editor in chief aJe se ved efficiently for tour years A cording to t f'l l9l aims of his paper have been to write involving a large numbe of students storie t'i:1 appeal to the reader and ellect student opinion t 'ie sarre time keeping the tirre element in rnind 'oe au e t e paper often Correa out davs alter the occu er e of an trrportant happenina lrtcluding excnariges in the ertd ot t e war the usual a ti e ot sen pace h ge 'nie e seas 1- as e Co gratulatio o 'ii 1 1 1 . o 111 C, ' ' ' ' '1 , ' 1 . : .AN . . . .N , 1 Y- A V i W N. . - W ' e 1' r ' ' . C ' r , 1 A r : l' 5 1' Tom' 53 Q . A ' It ' 1 V, stcrzes, 1 ' r 1 1 r. s ' ' ' l t r - 11 : r 1.16 rr r, 11 I icr- 3517- '11 A- Av-i -H 1 ' . ' - 1 ' -' A- - ' C 'se . 1.: 1 1 r- . 1- , 1 .1 1 1 4 , o1 1 I 1 A Y ' ' I r 13, 1 J 1 1 -Q and subscriptions, 250 copies were circulated this year 5 Y ' , -YKC1Yl- W1tQ. 111- 1 1 h ' , 1..- 11 1 pr cfs, 1 . d- , Y' 7 A f--V55 ' H I A J ing A 'ree of c1.ar - to 1. -n ov ri- ' dis- T Yi lCA- H S11 Yu, J ' ' TY Y: H' 1' T, :or1t1:u,i n 1 1 1' ns to the writers J the 1 ture writer arj en ay: 4 :Lure fit: :::fQS NOSEY NEW ER Sept 3 I-hp' H1p' Ho ray' School stated today Three cheer for the new' faculty members Mr M1ller M1 s Barra Mr LeFevre and MISS Hughes Sept 4 Today rental fees were collected amount 1ng to about S100 UO per home room Come on gang' Eat 1n the cafeterla Sept 5 Have any of you soph1st1cated sen1ors not1ced how cute the two hundred twenty one fresh1e are th1s year? Sept 6 Look' Gtrls look' Here comes one of tho e mne veterans down the hall Gee' Sept 11 Those home room teachers are collect1ng our money aga1n It lsnt so bad th1s t1me though because for only S3 OU we get to see f1V6 football games and thlrteen basketball games Sept 13 Fr1day 13 the unluck1est day of the year Although we had a r1p roar1ng pep meet1ng 1t brought us no luck for we lo t our f1rst football game of the year to Champatgn 25 O Sept 19 Look at the blfdle freshmen and sopho mares th1s p1cture IS for the annual Sept 23 Yea Card1nal' Yea Gray' Cheer leaders were elected today Sept 27 Come on gang let s really do some yell1ng ton1ght so the team w1ll know we re really 1n there rootmg for em Sept 30 Brr' We re all sh1ver1ng th1s morn1ng ln fact 1t IS the f1TSl day we have had a f1re Woe IS me' We lost the game w1th Paducah 26 7 Oct 1 Followmg Pr1nc1pal Scullys 1nstruct1ons about parl1amentary procedure all classes voted for class off1cers Oct 3 Excnement' Excnement' The Splfll of Old K1ng Coal IS among us agaln Oct 4 Hooray' No school th1s afternoon now we can go to town and see the parade Oct 7 Sleepy eyed and droopy we returned to school today after a h1lar1ous week end of Old K1ng Coal and a football game Wllh Cape G1TQfd6OU wh1ch we won 34 6 Oct 8 Assembly seats are be1ng asslgned today Oct 9 Student body IS entertamed by Mr C Thomas Magrum mag1c1an Oct ll We rousted the Mt Vernon Hams 7 6 Oct 14 Class sponsor elected today are of Sen or Mrs Syb1l Cavel1g1a Mrs Evelyn Nameth Mr Edgar Ba1n of Iun1ors M1ss Al1ce Hoye Mr Lee Chenoweth Mr B1ll Brown of Sophomores Mrs Grace W1lson Mr Ha' Stone of Freshmen MISS Gladys Pyatt and Mr Harry McMurtr1e Oct 21 Here we are aga1n t1red and sleepy after another fun packed week end and a vlctory over El dorado 1n football 18 6 Oct 23 Homecommg Queen and her court were elected and we enfoyed assembly s1ng1ng led by Mr LeFevre Oct 24 Y1pee' No school tomorrow Teachers I stltute at Benton Oct 28 Woe IS me' These week ends are hard on a person but we won another vlctory 1n football when we nosed out Herr1n 32 l2 Oct 29 Lyceum th1s momlng Our speaker IS Lt Iames Wh1ttaker one of the men who was w1th Capt Edd1e R1ckenbacker on the raft He told us how after he had prayed God saved h1m from death Nov l Thrs IS a DICE day for ducks but not for football Our game has been postponed unt1l t morrow n1ght Nov 4 Here 1t IS Monday aga1n and a vlctory over Harr1sburg 25 0 Rubmoff the great v1ol1n1st gave a concert 1n the aud1tor1um yesterday afternoon Hes wonderful' Nov 8 Everyone was thr1lled today as Mr H C Wh1te showed us some of the mater1als of Wh1Ch the GlOm1C bomb 1s made and many more very 1nterest1ng th1ngs Nov 8 How 1'1 the NO ld an w ever WGIY unt1l tomght for our b1g snake dance and bonf1re and then tomor ow mght for our homecom1ng Who oh who w l' be queen and w1ll we wm the game? Nov ll Amerlcan Educatton Week Nov 12 T1red and happy we returned to schoo1 th1s mornmg after a long week end The snake dance and bonf1re was a success what fun we d1d have lo odd to our happ1ness we won our homecom1ng game Wllh Central1a 370 We were all breathless when we beheld our Queen Kathleen Roby Lady 1n Wa1t1ng Dorothy Wall Ma1d of Honor Tedra Hancock and others ascend the tage Nov 14 Harry Cook and Doug Cartland entertamed u wlth a very thr1ll1ng and 1nterest1ng game of table teams That Cook was a corker' Nov 18 Brother' ls that football team of ours good' We won another game th1s t1me from Carm1 7 0 Nov 21 A h1lar1ous play wh1ch featured a scene 1n a boys dorm1tory at the Un1vers1ty of lll1no1s was pre ented before the student body today by members of the Sub Debs Nov 25 That was a really swell party we of the Annual Staff had Fr1dav n1ght Nov 27 Dr Clark B Yost gave us a very mterestmg talk on the real mean1ng of Thanksg1v1ng He brought out the fact that we should apprec1ate democracy and the 1deGlS the P1lgr1ms and Pur1tans la1d out for us to follow Mr LeFevre led us 1n s1ng1ng Dec 2 Hallelufah' We won the game from Benton l4 7 but we lost our f1rst basketball game of the year to Ze1gler 43 42 and we won our second game of the year from Lawrencev1lle 52 43 Dec S Mr LeFevre led the students 1n assembly 1ng1ng today Dec 9 We lost our two basketball games th1s 32 28 Mr Woodom from Lockyears BUSINESS College Evansv1lle Ind spoke to us th1s mormng IH an assem bly Hrs speech was What ls Blocklng You? He proved 1n h1s speech that Happmess cannot be found ought or bought HGDDIUGSS IS ga1ned by a fob well done by dotng someth1ng for others that IS appre c1ated by the commun1ty home fam1ly and fr1ends Now we w1ll not have to worry about school clos1ng because the m1ners have gone back to work after a three week str1ke Sub Deb Xmas party ton1ght Dec 11 Lyceum The Charm Ouartette presented a very good program of fam1l1ar and S61'1'1lClCISSl.CGl songs Dec 12 Mr Walston was really busy today He made the p1ctures of all the clubs for the annual Dec 16 We suffered two defeats 1n basketball as we lost to Central1a 47 39 Fndav and to Ze1gler 41 38 oaturday Xmas t1me IS near The carolers were s1ng 1ng IH the halls yesterday and w1ll contlnue one perlod each day th1s week Dec 17 A large aud1ence emoyed Handels Mes s1ah last n1ght 1n our aud1tor1um It conslsted of a horus of 250 VOICES composed of SINU s1ngers and the Egypt1an Choral Club of wh1ch Mr Franklyn LeFevre and MISS Velma Nave of our faculty are members Mr Kenneth M1ller Pann Wh1tes1de Ioann Weaver Iuamta Plantec of FCHS orchestra played IH the f1fty plece orchestra that accompanted the choru As the people came to hear the MeSSlGh the ch1mes rang out The boys of the vocat1onal de partment and the1r teachers have worked hard putt1ng up the Xmas decorat1ons on the 1ns1de and outs1de of our school Dec 18 The Senxors w1ll have thetr Seruor Hop to n1ght Dec 20 Gee Wh1z' Twelve whole days off fo Xnas Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to you all . : ' . ' . o ' 1 . r '. . : '1 ' ' r c 1 e ' ' s ' 2 , ' , 1 ' ' ' ' s , 1 , . r . , : , I - 1 1 ' '1 1 1 I I I I I I , I 1 S - - I I I f 1 V1 . I . ' . : 1 1 s 1 . 1 I - ' . : ' 1 J ' A s . S I 1 . , . I - I . : . 1 . . : ' ' , - 1 1 ' - , s . : , - 1 A I . : 1 ' , - 1 - l , I, 1 , . . : . ' 5 1 ' ' I , - 1 . : - , . : . ' ' ' - ' s . I 3 . : ' 1 ' - I I week-end: to Harrisburg, 34-30, and to McLeansboro, . : . - I I I - 5 - 1 ' - 1 . f 1 ' s 1 . : 1 , s 1 - . . . 1 S, . ' ' ' , 1 , 1 1 ' . -' . .1 , 3 ' I ' I ' ' 1 . . . . I A I . . 1 ' : ' ' : . I 1 1 n- F . I 1 I' 1 1 1 I' J I ' A I . . 1 1 tt - ' I I - I R. .1 . . 1 . . . , ' ' ' - - I 1 I U 1 . : ' ' ' , ' ...1 , . I . O' . . I- .. . 1, , s1 , 1 ' - l 1 I l . 1 ' . . . . , 1 ' ' ' . : ' . r V 1 AA 4. A 1 Ian. 2: l'Golly Moses' 3 Here we are again at school, lazy and fatter than ever Ice is everywhere morning Brotherl What a vacationi Everything to dc and not a moments peace. We lost our game to Beri- ton, 48-46, but we won from Pixckneyville, 43-39. lem. 6: Monday doesnt seer: too blue Though we had a glorious victory over Carmi, 76-47, we lost to Marion, 60-42. Welcorne to F.C.H.S. Miss Morseg Con- gratulations, Miss Pracyk on your wedding to Mr Alfred Paul. Ian. 8 :Band concert today, Paschey' really knows his music, and so do young musicians. Ian. 9: Home room today for rnid-term registration. Ian. 13: The Herrin game here, Sat. night, really was a good one. We won, 54-39. Icm. 14: Miss Grace Walpert Keene gave a dramatic recital, 'TI Remember Marxaf As usual, Marna' was unselfish and devoted. Ian. 16: We write semester exams today, but have no school tomorrow, because teachers will be grading papers and averaging grades Ian 20 Well we lost two basketball games over the week end to Harrisburg 47 45 and to Iohnston City 38 34 This is the beginning of the new serrester c lets really make it ring' lem 23 Rental fees for the second semester will pe ollected today in home rooms Our B B team lost to Centralia 46 35 Feb 5 Our team seems to be pepping up We won ove Benton 45 43 then we lost to Anna lonesboro 32 40 and to Paducah 4947 Feb 10 Everybody happy? Yah man' Even though we lost to Marion 45 50 we won over Paducah 42 31 Feb ll There will be no school tomorrow in ob servance of Lincolns Birthday Feb 13 The student body saw a very intere ting film on the Rose Bowl game between Illinois and California which was witnessed by about 93 300 peo ple We also saw part of the Parade of Roses which was eight miles long and three hours in passing Feb 14 Spring surely seems to be in the air today We hope it puts some spring into the basketball team so they ll win that game tonight Feb 17 Monday again These weeks surely seem to roll by fast This week end wasnt any too good for us We lost to Mt Vernon 38 37 What a game' We also lost to Herrin 57 53 Feb 17 That Freshman Sophomore team is really good they have lost only one game this year Feb 18 Red Peppers had a peppy party tonight Feb I9 Musical program di ected by Mr I.eFevre presented by the octette Nas enioyed by all Feb 21 The great baseball player and manager Gabby Street told us of his many experiences Q5 a National leaguer Feb 24 Although we lost our game to Pinckney ville 43 31 we won over Iohnston City 59 50 in our last game of the season Girl Re erve potluck ton aht Feb 25 Mr Bate of Sp ingfield showed a rn e of the most beautiful pa ks of Illinois Feb 28 Freshrran Sweater Swirg tonight Mar 4 We hope the flu doesnt get too baa t t we have to close school Mar 6 Brigadte General Morris and his wtfe tv o sionaries related one nteresting fact about C a bowed u e i teresti g picture Pep eet 1 g today sextette and cho s good going boys' Mr G C Caraker gave u an c esting lyceum proararr about South Africa Mar 10 Hdllelutdnl We won tne tournornent DJ eating Zeigler 52 45 The rext tou namen' i a M te ron e u epiae s o be get in 1 down One rt. ared we e ab ent od Mar 12 Boxing tci. ra erit today and there vt ne knockout' Goldia and Wilma Arnett, Peggy Williams and Thelma Vineyard, and four from other towns. ew .A 'VC Mar. 18: Boxing tournament in gymnasiur: tonight 7 30 We lost a basketball game to Centralia 65-54. Mar. 20: Bob Worthington, of Pontiac, Illinois, who n first prize for a hog at the Worlds Fair, 'y'lT1lE'G nere at school today and talked on the possibilities of 'arm life. Mar. 21: First day of spring and for once it s a nice sunshiny day. Mar. 26: Mr. I.eFevre presented a music concert for 'ne student body today. The chorus, se:-Ziette, and cctette sang the numbers to be used in the contest. Mar. 27: We are Snowbound today. The snow is about eight inches deep. No school tornorrcw-teach ers' meeting at Carbondale: Red Pepper Banquet Saturday. Mar. 31: We placed fifteen firsts and four seconds tn the contest at Benton Saturday. April 1: Home room today to pay down S100 for our yearbook Basketball dinner sponsored by several lubs of our town for our athletes Apnl 3 Easter program today by the music epart ment No school tomorrow Good Friday April ll Sub Deb formal tonight some style' Apnl 14 Lyceum program lack Rank presented Shakespeare s Tamtng of the Shrew April I8 Sophies had gobs of fun at their class party Apnl 23 The dramatics and music departments presented an interesting assembly today Apnl 25 The Senior play A Date wtth Iudv was a real date' April 30 We enioyed an exchange asserrbly with Marion today May 7 Honor Society initiation today May 9 Sub Deb Mother Daughter Banquet tontght a nice affair May 10 Conference Track Meet today some speed' May 1314 The operetta The Mikado was en toyed by a large audience May 16 17 The District Track Meet was held Moy 19 The FFA Dinner was delicious May 23 24 State Track Meet was in session May 28 Senior exams ended the Seniors labors May 30 Iuniors promenade Ba calaureate services were held Sunday afternoon Iune 3 Exams show we should have studied It too late now' Senior prom was a gala affair une 4 Senior Banquet was served in style une 5 After a happy four years dt FCI-IS the Mar 13 Exeryb dy rraae this old school g 1 up yelling pep to he garre with Cent alia J addonea because c n Guid zzio a g d ua e o Mat 17 Atragca eie ffiewoua CG S w tc ide t over he week end t cornmencem nt exercises for the Seniors were netd at 800 p m this evening I wonder what each g aduate 1 commencing 7 Ruby Ha e IT HAPPENED HERE Identification for page 75 The Charm Qudrtette lyceum program Ka ser croons while lack Gaal plays Y e saxa phone at Teen Town 3 Red Bird Yearbook Staff and guests relax ri supper Kent Holland and Bob Mayernick in oe vv mmin hole Students increase the wood pile for arning oonf re 'ew Gil Reserxes scrub sidewalk witn ch Dr Clark R Yost invited by HiY speak sembly on Thank CIIVIHQ ideals Sub Deb Rob! 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Gaddis, classes, first semcs r. 1' I, 5 ' iw if ,, ,Vit Q 1 HI LA' I L..-. my S 'fi 4 1TH fi-1.- fff' Q Q, - i..,,,A VA g, D H . 1 'l - , sv . xx A W. -wi r- xx -K fx ' - 'Q 4 KA A 5 ..A . pw X' iv Xe 2 5 ' ,V 3' ' X? . N Q 6, 5 51? v A u..- .A 1.4 4' ,pw s ,-,,,z3,,.,,,, ., V , , Z Lg I 0 ,Lf , A e , . f s 3 ' - 1 , . K , 4 ,5 Qf Vi X . ,J af , ox fi T7 ,tl 1f'r'- .M--'L ,,,.- r '. ...J- s A funny ' 'Qs-...., BAND OFFICERS KSee PICTUTS at lower leftl Be'ty C Q1 Top Sgt Eleanor Heard, 2nd Lie-ui J S1 ney Elrzabelh Davrs, Patsy Darnell, li ng B D Bomcer Capt Wavne pertr f Theo. W. Pctschedcxg. Flutes Sadre lo Crlley a , Man Siepard Eettl' Mmgs Lozf-ffa Bclen Veil: Mitzi :x'2'1S4YC',Ll'1Q Alto Clarinels Farfr 'Non ' . 122.3 .Te Bass Clarinets ' Mira VV1ll.a:'rf 'tfinxz' S'ee.e . I .. ,,,L, E. .,.... fa W- .Cr Hear Piccolo F RLG- 'fr '--e'.-:Lit lin 1 Z-9,1 F1116 F Alto Saxophone ' Oboe? 1-rl A' HKSQS -E 511-13 ,- .'7ti Vvlfi' Bcssoons , el . .. 14- Fxr.-1 r- l.f-:.:' B-lla! Clurineis S .' Ani. L. 'e ' r' Y C ' :,.'f:r'i1 Corners ri Tas KTQ Hg, S 1.,L,,.. :..,,- H ww- r.4f3',., 1-ff r.13 -'TIL1 1' .::Af., If ,, 'Q--f' ck 2.4 41. ',-,',,,' L21 r:'f1,' fi' ' 'ww F-M nv-we 1-WCM Prrme Anieli B A13-5 S-ye Fgllt' liffivs .2 lb'-M' -W fflgafif lflif' Agggel 2355 Ice Sgriack 5735.5 Tenor Saxophone '--, few 4 .' E1-'ry Baritone Scxxophones fwa,M'fzff' A . I , ME , t x BAD Laura F. McGurty, Ass't Director French Horns Pattte Gtllesple Fltzabetli Davts Tom Purcell Bertha Fvans lloma Faye Slicwrnak-er Barbara Sfory Delores Hand laclcxe Plantec Bclritones Deloris Sxgfherland Henry Bom: Trombones Wayne Manton Claude ffcfslew' Btl' Pf ff' Basses Manetta Halfacre lack Lloyd Strinq Basses loann Weaver Ixgantta Plantec Percussion l C, Ktrk Cl'arlene Talent Phyllts lvlyatt Tympani Pann Wbtteside Marimba Gaila Mtflinfc OUR BAND, A MAIOH ATTRACTION Aqcltences aftentively ltsten when the 1nstfQri-n's of the sev'er1fj.'-fave talented band members stng c..t tl., strains cf ' P1g'1e fame, Mlle Mccliste 'The Fcrhne Tellerf and Valse Tfistef' at spectal con:er's pe'- lofmed for the student body and for tie pglclxc A steady tliytnrn f-ntllralls the crowd '.-:lien the band beats ont rnarcl, ftrne in Colorado 'Fredella The Vamsbei A3rn', ' and 'El Abanican Sack nqrnbers cs Stcrrng' W1-ather-A Descrlpttve Fantasy' and 'The Bells of St. Marys' brtna soothtng relaxatzen. Popular selecttons played at ball games and in the King added sptrzt to tie occasions. Congratulations, to our place in the state contest. the basketball and foot- Coal and other parades, band for winning first t ,C t TWIRLERS lSee picture at lower rightl Delores McClintock, loan Helms, Nancy Foulk, Twirlersp Betty Cima and Sue Story, Drum Majorettesg Betty Mings, Gaila McClintock, Eleanor Heard, Twirlers. Theo. W. Paschedag, Director Mr. Theodore Paschedag, director of our band and orchestra for sixteen years, has really helped put Frankfort High musicians on the map. This year Miss Laura F. McGurty is his capable assistant. F. C. H. . MEMBERSHIP F.C.H.S. ORCHESTRA Oifice rs President-Pann Whiteside Sec'y-Treas.-Iuanita Plantec Librarian-loann Weaver Reporter-Ruth Burris Violins Pann Wlmteside luanita Planter: Leona Roper Ronald Heed Kenneth Miller String Base Ioann Weaver Flutes Sadie Io Criley Loretta Bolen Oboes Elinor lanes Tc-dra Hancock B-flat Clarinets fack Gaal lim Yesinkus MUSIC. A NECESSITY As usual, the orchestra was very popular this year lt played for the Armistice Day program, class plays, Horne- corning, baccalaureate, and participated in the spring concert tcr the public. Popular selections include such numbers as Desert Song, Carousal, Italians in Algeria, and 'Victor Her- bert's Favorites. In addition to serving the school, the students enjoyed playing all orchestral selections, for the twenty-seven members learned that niusic is a necessity as well as a pleasure because it has a lsoothing effect on tired, jittery nerves. he QRCHE TRA Alto Clarinet Betty Mings Bass Cluxinets Iollonna Steele Betty Cima Trumpets Karl Collins Torn McCrary Freddie Gamble Trombone Wayne Minton I' French Horns Pattie Gillespie Elizabeth Davis Percussion I. C. Kirk Charlene Tallent Phyllis Myatt Marimba Ruth Burris Barbara Lewis Piano Betty Sisney The following students were awarded tirst place ratings in time District Music Coniest: Violin--Juanita Plantec: Bass Clari- net-Io Donna Steele and Betty Cimag Marimba-Gaila McClin- tock, Alto Saxophone-Peggy Calvert Baritone Saxophone- Betty Tune Lesliep Cwirl's Octette, Trombone Trio and the following quartets: FEute, Saxophone, Clarinet, Cornet, Hcrn, and Brass. Second Place Awards went io Byra Zell Fuller-Picccio Elizabeth Davisflfrench Horn, and the Woodwind Trio, West Frankfort received no third place ratings, All iirst division ratings are eligible to compete in . state finals to be held at Springfield, Maj: 9th and 10111. DINNER ORCHESTRA Realizing that good music aids digestion, this little group is much in demand for performances at ban- quets and dinner parties in our school cafeteria, Members are: seated, left to right: Gailct McClintock, accompanist, Leona Roper, Iuanita Plantec, Mr. Ken- neth Miller, Pann Whitesideg standing: Ioann Weaver, Barbara Lewis, Ruth Burris. SING IN HARNIQNY Ll E I HARMO Y MDCED CHORUS Front row: Shirley Pool, Doris Appleton, Ioan Lee, Mary Weiman, Charlotte Harper, Anna I.ois Beams, Patty Ice, Ann Crowell, Marie Taylor, Roberta Rushiewski, Lou Dean Dvcus, loanna Vfebb, Laveta Melvin, Velva Davis, Della Morthland. Row 2: Betty Felts, Barbara Herron, Iuanita Plantec, B l a n c h e Thompson. Eloise DeLap, Cecilia Wagner, Dortha Harris, Elma Lee Coleman, Betty Chiles, Phyllis Bellemy, Irene Morthland, Kath- erine Mabry, Gretta Semple, lackie Rumler, Pan Ramsey, Dorothy McElyea. Row 3: Everett Wilkerson, Leroy Mclntosh, Buddy Walton, Bill Buttry, Gene Wall, Joan Undewood, Elinor Oliver, Ger- aldine Dauaherty, Mary Ruscin, Barbara Shymanik, Betty Price, Dean Mayhew, Mary Clements, Glynn Hargrave, Mary Penman, Phyllis Zimmer, Ianice Three- witt. Row 4: Wayne Lawrence, Kenneth Neibel, Bob Kinison, lack Montgomery, Nobel King, Shirley Drake, Florene Scott, Wanda Parks, Claetta Melvin, Toy Warren, loan Holloman, Mary Ann Narusis, Donna Fuller, Mary Ann Simp- son, Virginia Glenn Tlorrna Casper. Dolores Grosco, Wanda Lou Ice VOCAL CABINET Lett to right: Dorzs Snyder log' Warren, baSh iak'oaa Kent lrtoliand, Bar ar ni. 1 Webb Albert Hartley, Chaiotte Ha and Mary Wilkinson, TI-IE MIKADO Our mixed chorus and girls choral club joined in producing the light opera, The Mikado, this season. Some very fine talent was available for the show, which was produced under the direction of Mr. Franklyn LeFevre, vocal music direc- tor. It seems that in the plot, Kent Holland, disguised as Nanki Poo, the romantically inclined tenor, turns up as a wandering minstrel looking tor Sue Story, whom he loves. CSue is Yum Yum, the romantically inclined Sopranop. . , But Ko Ko, the Lord High Executioner Hack Montgomery to youl loves Yum Yum, and Katisha KBernice Nolanl loves Nanki Poo. So . . ! The Mikado fDon't look now, but it's our basketball star, Bob Durhaml, comes to town and wants to know why there have been no executions lately. Somebody has to be bumped oft or Ko Ko, the Lord High Executioner, will have to execute himself . . . Everything gets terribly complicated, so everybody sings! Also, don't look now, but Nanki Poo is really the son ot the Mikado, Shannigans by Ko Ko, Pish Tush Csliqhtly dementedl, a part very well adapted to Bob Kinison, and Pooh Bah, Ca tat unscrupulous wardheelerl, don't help a bit. But Nanki Poo gets the girl and everybody is happy . . . except Ko Ko who gets ibut not without lots of resist- ance on his partl Katisha. We are not over-looking the Three Little Maids : Sue Story CYurn Yumj, Ruth Batts tPitti Singl, and Kathleen Roby tPeep Bol . . . they were territicl FOOTBALL CAVALCADE QQ KING COAL SAYS How many times have you 7 f Crossed thexr goal lme ' RED BIRDS DEFEATED BY CHAMPAIGN I26 OD The Red Btrds opened the season agalnst a hlghly rated Champargn lllrnors squad and lot 260 The ltghter but faster Champatgn t ans out lassed West Frankfort durtng the second and th1rd quarters but 1r1 the f1rt and fourth the West Frankfort werght held Champatgn garns to a mtnlmum A crowd of 5000 was on hand to see the game FRANKFORT ROMPS MARION 132 U1 West Frankfort fourneyed to Ma r1on for ther second game and roll d over the ftghtrng Mano toarr The Brrds were t1l1 a l1t e o on thetr trmrng but they lad lrtl drffrculty w1th the Marton quad BIRDS LOSE TO POWERFUL TILLGHMAN HIGH I6 265 The Red Btrds stayed hone to play 25 6 The Paducah quad was really a gr at hrgh school squad and We t F ankfort played thetr be t game f the voung season thus far l'1 holdtna tlfetr opponents to the 266 score The Paducah back were bra and fast and th lf lrne nlav 1131 great l wa no dr grace to l u '1 a SQUAD SMASHES CAPE GIRARDEAU C34 Sl The Btrd agarn took to I'I9 ood 'td agatrt carrte back Nth a VI tov They played a small Cap G1 ardeau team and trourt ed them 34 6 The lone Cape toucloaowrt was a pass mterceptton and they rr ter threatened aaarn FRANKFORT WINS CONFERENCE WITH MT VERNON I7 SJ The Brrds won the1 se ond on fe ence vrctory of the V a agarrt no defeats 7 6 The garne NG Nl h a favored Mt Vernon squad and wa r1ller fom t 1 1 Mt Vernon Ram led u 'll the la t q11arter when Frankfort krck d he Please just for me cross lt lust one more tlme extra DOIHI and s ored Mt Vernon rall1ed aesperat ly and swept down the f1eld on passes but tlme ran out and Frankfort left the f1eld wtth thetr th1rd vrctory 1n ftve tarts GAIN FROM ELDORADO C19 71 W t Frankfort fourneyed to Fldo rado to take on the Eldorado squad The Brrds scored twtce tn the f t half but early 1n the th1rd quarter Eldorado rall1ed to make the score read l2 7 The Brrds nut the clrncher on 1n the la t auarter and went home wtth a hard fought I9 7 vrctory HERRIN TIGERS TAMED C32 135 The Herrtn Trgers traveled to West Frankfort the next week end and Nent horne on the short end o a 32 13 score The Red Blrds bounced back from therr ragged game of the v eek before o roll over Herrtn wrth out too much trouble Most of the t1'r1e the I-lerrrn runnrng attack was stopped cold and they scored therr touchdowns on passes HARRISBURG BULLDOGS TAMED I25 Ol This game was fought hard by both teams lrankfort havtng the large t team tamed I-larrt burg by a s ore of 250 Bob Durnam called expert play I-larrr burg dtdnt come near sconng agarnst Frank Gordon I-lerrons last game be ore hrs twentteth btrthdav accordtng to rule he could play no more CENTRALIA DISCIPLINED 137 01 Frankforts seventh vtctorv wa played on a muddy f1eld but much to the urprtse of everal Egypttan sport w rte s turned out w1th Frank fort beattng Centralta by srx touch aowns wtth a ftnal score of 37 0 CARMI SKUNKED I7 OJ Both teams battled frercely durma s garn t otd a s r e Ca rrr had a f1ght1ng team and al most cored once or twrce but th Frankfort lrne held untll the 'mal score read Carml 0 Frankfort 7 BENTON RANGERS LASSOED 114 75 T 11S was the tradrttonal Turkey Day game played agatnst our most contested r1val Benton Bob Durham thrrlled the crowd by fnakrng a 70 ad run to a tou hdown .1 rt Q arrels rnaklng the extra por Odarrels al o made the last touch down Tne game ended 14 7 tn favor of the R d Brrd FOOTBALL FACTS Frankfort won r11ne garnes and lost two-one to Charrpargn and one to Paducah We won the South Stx Conference by wxnnmg all our con ference games In football you cant ptck the best player of th season b cause a team conststs of eleven rhen Every player must keep hrs toes and play ball However each player was outstandrng IH one certatn game Below 1 a 11st of the player and thelr best game played Bob Durham wo outs andrng rn all games especrally at Benton Ray Moake played well ln all the games but best at Cap Gtrardeau Corky Melvtll has the htghest core of the season I-le played well rn all games but best tn the Cert tralta game Norman Quar els played best 1n the Cape Gtrardeau game fThey couldnt catch html! Connte Neal s best playtng was 1n the Marlon garre I-le was all over the f1eld Hog Herron showed nts abrllty 1'1 all the game b st m Mt Vernon game Eddre Maddox was the o'1ly one who ould gatn yardage IH the Carrnt game Netl Drllard played be t at Ben ton I-le ran the rrght end arouna for sev ral S12 able gatns Robert Btttle d1d h1 btt at Eldo rado as a strong defen center Brttle took l-log I-lerrons place when I-log became too old to play any more All of the players play d well t'11s year and there was ro game whtch any one player tole he STIOW lohn Durham ard Connte Neal w1ll be the o cap a1'1s of next fs tearn Q1 Q Ili! -I KING COAL SAYS In blockmg ktckmg ttmrng speed. Frankfort surely took the lead P !rv - lu I A I AA 77 Q' 'I I Al V A ' 2 . N . . Q n fl 1 1 1 . . G W . e ' s 11 1 1 on - . - ,. ' . 's 41 . . ' D 3 1 j 1 1 A , . . 1 1, S .1 . ' 1. Q 1 -1 . e ' . es ' 1 - ' ' e 1 ' 1 ' . 1 ' ' irs ' , 1 ' 1 - Q 1 4 r ' ,1 ' . ' S A I . 4 7 I . .L I ' ' - 1 - ' S ' - ' V I . . A - ' e 1 - .1 1, ,1 .. c 1. 1 ' 1 A ' 1 . ' r g I - s, but e1 1 the ' I A A I It . . - F 4 1. 1 c . L . -V A 1 ' ' 3 - . 1 , V . ' . ' A A ' e 1' e ' 1 1 1 , 1 y - e ' ' ' rt 1 I - 32-0 A 1 s 'rl ff -- . ' ,, - 59 4 n A I I 1 fi 9 F 1 ' ' ,, ,, ' f - I S , S 'S V F Y . I I - ' s. ' ' l e 'I . . A A - - L , A 1 1 11 IH 1 11 1 , 1 . 1 - Paducah, Kentucky, and lost again, IOIIS lme del'3'nS9- N115 90109 WGS , 7 I1 1 . 11 1 1 T P ' S ' . 1 . 5 . I ' r- . 4 ' r e 1 .I L cs - 1i YNOY, N U 1 1 . S - C ' 11 ' 11 - 1' c. '. 1 1 ' A .s ' 1 1 fs , ' , . , 1 e' ' A A 'r 1s , S '1 s ' - t s ose tc 13 cl CI 1 s rA1 r., ' 1 - 9 te 1' ' ' 1 - ' 3 ' I r ' '1 i a. '1 1 ' 111 'c- thi 1 e c av ' co eless tt . ry. 1 ' e r11A 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 'r - 1 c . s ' , . e on I .f '1 ' A 1 ,A 1 1 ' , I I A. ' 1e rc ' 1 , 1 ' 1 'r c c - ' , . 1 1 r ' , ye r A1 st ' 1 ' 1 - . 11 ' s ' At1 y r c , 'JA h . 1 1 s u 1 ' nt. : a th r star to f1n':sl. The ' 1 s 1 - -- ' ' ' ' ' . s n. s . ' - . 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Seated V311 Group Two VCKG Vxxcrc Lani F Cx S oc: e nu row James M fu w :vw one 1 Bob P P xegt we Gene Wc'I 7:1 Y M W ITGSIGS crmei P n CI f wok a C MG SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Group Three eated Standing A I G V C H' nL.eL., I-EL Mi 'fix G :'-' Frzrj-: Vff-r.:7w' H2519 g T.f'.fT,Q S' '-Q-'ezl 'tix 'fi .:r,'I4 :Bib ' H1-i : Auf-5. ?1.1 'T i PTH G- rf, P ,t M:f,:xr1.: Ar. 1 ' Sorry , F2 K C: rc . ' ax :fit I, ', 7 :z ': rt: 11 'J :1Oig.s Feud fTC'1C?i Cf A'::. rzesffiah - ::gf,Cr:2'-- F251 .ezr:. Fr::: revs: Pau. Pea Cf: 'Axes if-5 if-13 1 ' flth Charles fiery, ., ' in ,L ' l ri: sfcc . NSW: w,,. 1'-' C' 1' 1 . Tchn I' :ron , cf elm: Torx E: . I Hn- mic- B,:Qi'f Farris, Loft 1 Ptqxciif A555 Czech H MCM Attila Gs-Cfle Spice? .:.:r:'::2 ECI: Lim: Ez.. C ','!.r:',u: 525221, : Q 3 Ezosf v,C.,L,.l, rug :fn Acgigr-.-. ff Lcwff L-fffriiiif 'YQ Fifi-Si 3 SnQEE'2fIi'l 3 war: vw: 1?i'ff 3:1 S : f 1:'.t:,'- . 1 1A 'W-H:'et7.: 1,55 I.'...'. fl .fy '7 E' 1, Hnlrf -ZIQQ' 'LIQ Q: vf ,. .1 -fef., ' ,Mx zz ,, Why' H10 RCCI Birds Vvon the Rcgiona QQ! 5 I 1 -m Q ' KING COAL SAYS: sie- I dcn't want C1 tisket, N... I dont want G tasket All I wcmt 1S cx ball In the basket WHY THE RED BIRDS WON THE REGIONAL N IO '1O'I RQIB FCH S F1 fl but xt wus wc L :ig nt to Uwe toumam rt mm pl A '1 In C1 C1 Nl mr NC 1 Imo rp plugl 1 CI Opponent CI L. BASKETBALL SCORES Opp s Score F' C H S Opponent Opp s Score CENTRALIA HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT IOHNSTON CITY REGIONAL TOURNAMENT VERNON SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT I I '5 l X 1... 'T :::' 11: 'fy 1. Hcrfip :11fg' :iff 1' gr. 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CO CHES BEHI D THE STARS COACHES age M V Q La or Q1 Lo: ell M a a a Ia ll como ootrzal a lf a Y rre o a pro no e B o oc oal oamcetcall acl: a d of re h a phor e as netball Cac Mr l-larlarr Hoaae foo ball ba ket ball track oach head C ach ol al athletrc M Fd a a I1 1 C Cm 6 FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS FOOTBALL MIDDLE GROUP Front Row Do Gnee lohrl lxur ara Ea Madaox I rrra Quo r l Ara d vv Melvrlle lame McGlee Ray Moake Bob Durham Mxddle Row Asiretar Coach Brow Frank Fava ozzl lN.e1lD1lard E a d Na UQ1 F ed Boatrlah M Ke C earrer C '1'11 eal Drck M axaae E L or a to C H a Back Row love Ha r R Rarrdall Perl: ly cn G llll of MCU rrala Cwa le F arm Buddf Bgdd M e e M L MANAGERS Le l to ng 4 -ew gl .ff To Coach Hodges To Sports Fans I :- an cl Q 1 loyal To the Team I:-2111 54411 rRd1G Nfml Lp-Q G BASKETBALL QUINTET CI u I D- thaw Nor llhllc' 1 mov N to ngh! lm' Bu ett fc ua il lcwo G 311 NHC defeated cmd ccrre bC1C1C for vc e Frcmk Wendrvwoskl Cen A111 the lpG 'l played rl jolw Dumorf qua G Bob u of1 1 CI TL: ecw' enough Q L, l- sf it T14 eusv ext 'fl o Chee e Br '52 Whey. Pied Blrdg ur., 'f.'.lf.I'.lIiQ thheir Q'fllY.Q. Q 'Nherj ihey re ' . iq, 3.-1 has ' W: their rule, E141 ine TCUCK wcrtn '.'.':i,e, If trg-s Conor. wi: F541 tis 'cn wort: wal-, 1.a me 'an vm: .g::i.: '.'.'E.-n hx.: feuzr. 2:53 its bert, but is Lizard '.'.'f.s: rc lC.'lfi 1 is :Cris other 5:5351 sfli, the Coach srnzlcd While 'cruz :nested 'lzs easy to show you re sportsmen .Vh-er. Fr :Hart ms raising 11s score 3 I R, s .. ' th ' 1'l,, the , .. ' he will sriile Left ' : 'rn , r' r 'g Q. r qu: .sn , , .X . ' .. r . .. . ', ter, D r.. 'crm' s.. Q. 1.. rf . . 1 . I A , , , Q, ar. X X X HEP REP PEP RED PEPPERS H hc k n cz cs' Group One Front row rw 'I 'I I q 0 r1 How 2 mm n'z '1 rw f Cf: fr Brad H 'ICJ Q. 'iz L1 1 ow 3 Mor gum P A rm: ba Q Shymanm 'I Bfixe ox annoy' : 'J 3 ren 1 K lx V91 ew Vlrlklr I CHEER LEADERS u 1 Group Two Row 1 How 2 How Q . . . , Tie Fwd Pe'iffrs ' : ei if.. thc: fin GQ 5:1 L bzig :' tr. ,- Wzrxeg Tse . gi:':r.t 5:-,nt in the year was ':.f- ff? T111 13n:j,..t. frpe buf- ..f:':':.. tt:'::., 5:55 ESQ-'S 1 il. 3- li Cgp-1 whc 5-':'nQ: , Eli fr tim- g2.n's 5--.img 62:51 47.1 ' ,-Frjif-iii Cz' tip Guin'-i 11,-r.:-2: 1:12 lzfzrquot : fre f ':TiY1 P f ' ' ff.1 S 1'Zif'T Lili: f:.:rr.g. r. I' :Cnc S 11r..:, S' K':'r.- s' AY,1'f1 Lf 'ff :..1'1 'Nuinf-Y M. PLSCZY1 P151 .f-.inn E grrikt P:.',I.1.. Sznff .A GE1-r.d1r.: : ' A . flu Ln, :If-1 fn rruzd, Shlrlf 3' lonn- S Jr Yfrizi 'r F'-T S?11'li15' Y :LC Ff J S 5. WFP. fr-in Hfznhfxfd :ritz I-ff'r::f Ylzncg' Tfgxtcr. M fy E'.': VICE-'rl ':Pif1T1if f F51 'g P719 I Pfrkrf, GJU1 rhfiffl MZSS f .'f-Iyn E'11. f7iZ Cree' R : fezm . .t . .rw-.Q BA13' Bo' 'yer BEN: I1 E W 1 O Bd' Y '. , TCG: Pf-'. .sin K ' 'ly F , Elczfe Pfliip Sue C21 . S49 r Rose E'I M 'Qin Tcckic 4:iC...1, f.f1r.:'f Fc Hel . '.- Scn L'1'..': 'Willzrxs NDTK13 Gryzks Bu 'r Z1-f. P .llc-' ffC 1 Ex? hern VJ1.. Pfni'Ls :1'1n'i f:n'i 'Jef L'1f.7:f 'Lt w:'?' Sim? ks' n '.-fir: r 'if fbi? in 'Z . i 1 Nff Exim: fda , 1. w - - , -v zvrnvvrfwv A -1- intl-., fy 1' X-'f..f:,:. 2. 7-. , .r F xr' - F' Ei' -.1 .-: Pi' 15.7 7. : PI :' .' it '- ::.- ' Lf.: f z i nt:-'t. 2.1 1' r i -v 'f -- 'znftw .' 11 zynk' 'Q1::.-- 'L-1:4 ., -4 T1 Z -1 ..., . I . ' -. -, ,Y 3:'. :'1'Ef-T' 'v,- T.3,-. fy. frm ' : ?.':- : :'1-5' Tr Im Amusements ancl Diversions KING COAL SAYS: All work and no play 4 Makes lack a dull boy But work mxxed wxth play - ffl - -fs j ll is CLUB PRESIDENTS M Q e 1 Q To lea S 3 ed 4+ S dewt Pa cz 3 5 3 1: J GLN, l c zz S31 e e213 loe :x ed A T I-lol P Ill Q -,- .- E ii AEA my W lm! , abs 1' , A R in 4? I . -V . X The fcllc 'r1, student: were chesen by th club Y.-e.. bers d the elulzr thrcpgiizgt the 'year ee t , le.. ic right, are Kenneth Peebles, in A irclg Geerdz '.'f1Qker.2:rs Li' r ry' Clzgbg Helen Vlxlkinsen Rei Pe. per: Mari Ellen Dc: . 'e, Sub-Delis: Lcuire Mciti l-l::1e lf: Clpb, Beiiy Ming., Cfeterin, Cpal M:CeIl4r:, Ccxservatier. Clsig le 3322: Steele Gif. Reeervesg Clye Ccsper Prefecticn Cla' I nd ng, lelt 1: right Charles Cr tier, C:-Editor Anriixcfp Tetifry Slain filter Fi ' zrd .I t 3 and l. iii Chl: ffcrriz lflcclixi, Cc-Editor Arixuclp Bei: flurkfzri, Student Bcdy Pr si e-:ttf Shirley FC?-I C:-Eiitcr .ritual 1:71 . .l, resideit l-li-Y. THE TEACHERS ERIE DS PERFECT ATTENDANCE These laniors and Serizzrs were r.-either absent not tarag' daring :ne time s designated by :neu names This record was taker. in Feloraary. First row: llcrrtia Grablzs, this year Helen Vlilkinson, this year' Dorothy Stagnet, three years' lean Shepard, this yearg loyce McCol- iirn ' y r' Margcret eroto thsya Lena oe t.-oleas Katlre me Lesko h s ,ea How 2 Geo ge Wrla tllo ea s l-Iowa a S ackle o yea s Carl LL as t lS vea 'na aylo tlrrs yea Ka een Boy lS yea D otloy B oy yea loanna W bb ,ea s Ponna fr thts ,' leanette ec son thts yea ow 3 Tlrn Hall t s ra Benme Manton thls yea Robert ' ee ma s E aenf aatch three yeas Tom Sloan thus year Iames McGhee thls yea Vlrglma Peek thts year Ruth Bt, rts thts yea Ma aa et McGhee two years Loletta Thompson ll'lS year Barbara Drllard thus year Dorts Snyder thls yea Bxllxe lane Wtse two vears Ie rv Wat son thrs year Sterihame Rusrew s 1 thts year Shlrej D a e th ee years PROJECTION CLUB Front row Tommy Cowell B111 C earner back row Clyde Cooper Alan lohnson Bernard Narusts Connxe Neal Sated M R L Cowell sponsor who scheduled valuable and mte estlng ptctures f classes tn sctence hrs ory homo economtcs and to entertam ment ol students durma part of tl et lmch hour durtng tae wmter rnorrtlrs Fnq rs ass s ave some ftlms scloeduled for next yea l STUDENT PATROL fi: and ' or a tres Ken e an t ront row left to ngh C Nad Mon fi Row lea a a as Back row e o rght or la , thts ea. . . i P .aus .i e rg o R por, r . r' , 1.1 r. y, r ' ' r'- t four , r 7 , 'C -, h A rp lr, Tv. r, . Y, thl-K r ', th r' or J r this ' YT f- four 1' i rig f Full: , ' ' SOI: ' P tere R' : , hi ye rr , . V . 1 ri 4 M' shell, th' , A ' r - H l Fo'- 'r ' ' A r r. A' '. , 4 . ' ln . .5 I - Y . ,lc',' ' I : A ln Y lt n Y ' ' , V e I r, . . or ' . ' , ' t , . ' ,, r ' - 4 . K . l .h Cl . D. ln Fl'::-- 3' .rrose of fhts patrol zs to promote s' rar-ni : 'gonsibtlity . coo:--'aii . P ol rriernbers da o af-f to ' isp: tae halls free of sta' dsrirs d a afse information to 'xisi :rs IK ear school Members are F . ' t: Torn Sita: 'fan Gillesnie Eddie t - aa:-3 Inexne-'Pi Peebles Loaise . - f' jean Sn-ra'a Lacy' Easley' 2: Zz-:ara SEC'Ilf.'lfCf'i Eering' Roi- rarne. T1Il'.'lH F2'1:?'S Bettis Leslie Har. r Noiis K '1' ,ef-2 Folzz' 'oari 'Hannon liar.: Mealn P ig ffptkoloff , l it t i : ', Exrharn Torn Pickens Barbara '- T-F: Princzral lfark SC1.Q1'.'fs7cn- :af '.-:rio was assisiea bu' several washers a irina ,heir '.'a:ar,i 5.3 xs We Brinff Home and Serve tldc Baron HOMEMAKING CLUB urpose Members From row Row roll nf P 'I 'I Row l. Nik A '10 'Dc-r fr Pais FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 0 lo p orrc e lr e es' 1U Aww man G mmg Tl'6l Cl' e GCI1 mfs G P citfin mg G1 s cmfl 41 fn me Tmqs cmd cxlso mg lrvpsiock o Wm own From row Toe Wkrttccrm Plfcrl s Webste orslcl Pc- Doncld Webmte Burley Fulton lclfn R d Pc l Culfe er Aaron Thomas l1m Sfxpos and lcxmes Rcrnet w 2 Lal rl 'cu Vo n Fredce e F1 r'rrm Rddle A I Lou orc clnn G cr luck Wall B Roll Rcmse 1 Mar ow C 'W S 1' 'rnkm Mcmr Ro lr Row Rmb 1 Ho 4- Bo 'J e c Lfwe ro Lfrsuk H CAFETERIA HELPERS D G Members from row Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 f f 35 P : I T . ' G ' xr. f 'ff:'1K'llK'Z il ? : . -A fiifr ii' gtrifhg A' 1 .2 3.45-7 Egfri- 71:7--r.'i.32i1rX I : ffiid llrqcie' F- 'T f f f 1 E'- ti .2-I lVlCfC'lf'-' Pig- ,' L :.1 Pj-1' 'fg:lMC'f21- 1.ft. C- 7'. -':'.'.'- if rf' Li ,..t-A '.f'r.'. 2: l.f:.7f?':'-'Z Ezftcf C1-I 'Lv' ' 1' - i1::wrr Ann' fff..'tt-fir, lf 2 ' P 3' D17 . ., P' M'. 1 F31 2:11 15' PL' y Hrf'?f f'r. '.':'11:.'7 'f'1.'.'f-if lx Issv Ffh . Hx' l:'1fiC'Tl', Co- szcrsz' 3: I 'wr---'1 '1'.':f clifc TE'IfT1X'Ff'Tl l'f':'?Q'1tf- V ..'y, ri. LGI' F-iff' f' 1T.m-- ffxfr, . -.n P'z'.l:f.D l. I.'IlilT y Gicizf Cv-.'slf'j,', Pansy V : : le','. P.rpoSe.fFFA: ' r..f '.f'.' fr' , .'r f 'v't': r. d' f 'r A f r. . e' . rais- ' ' , 5 ' ' . ,.r.Q llr, , , ll ' , pp , QA . .I-rbl, L.. 1. ., .. 'Q r .mln 'y, , ill Cu-.'slf2y, r: . . ', i. Mo 'Q l ..f-, Srrrtr' .'. f- A Taxes Short Mr Chcil Doris- syrnrr' U 3:.Fi:?:zr1l :. HT S b ATT 1f:..o'f Alf Hkbluwi ly Er- lf1'i' 'fe Slxiiik VH S R- k.:' F1?'Xf1 l Offvsfn ,' T.. Hiro: TY: M'g 1'.' fxwlnfi , , Frei E'i'ffvn url lmo l.f-Slip Mir- f':'.' 'f.j.'i1 Pffrifscrt, Bi.. M:- fvyf-1 TE- l.fifF df fiis gist: rf: lff Ffvr '1:.iP':s-'girIs, dish . : 'Tw if ' if H '7.2?1'i l.' :- :': f ' , 1 '1'l:f':.' iz, 2: ,, 'I ' A wil.. 3.. -f...'.. 291 . . ,.,,, , I ,. , U 3 ,., :,,', -:.,f.V f.,,,. L ff, ff in 'ff:Q,L:.. ' 3 1 1,51 Y ?QfQ--.-IKFSAQQ, L-.Q'-,-,Will Qi QTQPQQQ- Fi, U : ,,'.'- f-' 'l W -.' F-l1l'll'CC lXLW Clubs AFC FOlAITlCd LIBRARY CLUB Purpose oi Club: Te prcrnctf- a izetzer andersianazng between the ,xhrary and stzaclents, Chief activities: Ckzlz Sapp-er and 1n:t1at1on party. Front row' Daisy Fo s l.o'i a ornpson R G o 1a ' k '1 roc ere at te ozz t eas De ap Bet y M1ngs 1ea 'J r ocx JICG p es dent V1 g n era lack1e M1 chell Do lS se eta F oAnn Mosley D s McC'1ntock and Nancy Fo lk Buck row M1 s V1 gm a Huglres sponso Van G1llesp1e Ray Moakf- Pat KGISQ Corky Melnllle Calvn Rcae s Kent Holland Tom Sa1lly and 'la old Gulll LATIN CLUB Purpose ol club To create g eater lnterest 1n Lat1n and to learn more about the Romans Front row Barbara later Ann Crowell Pat Hawluns Betty Hub bard Cec1l1a Wagner Ioan er guson Dora Th o ma s leanette Peterson Leota Pearce Chns Har klns Wanda lane DOTTIS Ioyce Chapman Row 2 Georg1a W1lke son Aud rey Broad Ioy BL. ton Al1ce Iames Dorothy Kolerxch Ma y Ruth lack son aclr1 Fa 1s V1 q1n1a Genn Peggy Calvert Ba baa Peavler Betty Leslxe lo ce Lockwood Flwabeth lloyle M Kenneth Mzl er sponso Row 3 Tornma C' owell ack M ll1n larl Cox D1ck Lanth um Clyde Moslfv Ted Poteran B v r-ry Fox Ma Alice Swals Ba ba a SV rnamx Sh1r'ey H1ll Delo IS T11 ne lacnc Planter: Ruth Payne F eda Gone Cha lotte Ha pe l.OlS McE' GIRL SCOUTS Purpose of club To help 'V , N d stand an '1 eca c Orr anot e ard A1 rngr s row M Ca egha aae a e Ch n a M 1s Ea ba a lean B 'i M Gl d a :r e Row 2 arcy C aX'o sdenl Betf e ts o e f' it Pa't1e esp L' ac C a ctte a ow 3 3 r We o s 1 f- 1 e cn ancz Ra ns M rc on Fox S dert Ge a a n B gas font row a 1: de h Lew s ana loan. Hal 11 e a F h la xscn Rae ell I . W, 1 bert 1 tt Tn 11 , ,anna Pallet, e rg W1l erso1 -preszderzt r 1 P - r 1-.r LLTEY, 1:1o1se l. , t , T 'r Ha 1C '- - r i ,, ' 'r 1 ia C 1 , ' t , r' Flolen- cr ry, l ' ' elori .,1' , 1 1. ' 'J . 1 's 'r ' 1 ' 1 , x r , , - r , ' ', P - , I D rrll l , 1' 4 f A E, A' C ' I i: ,1 .1 or . , I ll , 1 o , r , fl ' , 1 F1 - ,- lr , ry ' l1 , r r ', 1 , 1 r' 'r r, ' ie , ' 1 'r , r- r, 11 r. l r r, .yea : 11 ...e criis to ro in un f-r. :ng rl rrr. : fun of 1- r, 1 tc mcrfasff their ' ' ll ws. to serve others Top : rs Sybzl , V, ' A le ' r Lorelf B:1en Su ,nan- nc 3 a 7 b a r 1 crr' 1r r Story ,e 1 ernkar iss .a vs Pu' tt-le d r I : Color-es Hand, TI 1 ' ol 1 n - vrcebjrrc- 1 , K 1' Fri.- I 'JC l.'::kw,o' 1' G1l- l sie Shirley' r le, Ch rl rper. R : Rita TIL Ln 1, l ri G'rns lfa 'Ln Me-any ll 1 1 i . arv Wzfixs 1 Byra Zell F' L1 l l e r Beverly' -FTQL 1, r 1'1 e : A , F : Y c' ie Savalick, Ar- t1 5 ':- Sylvia f.i , l Cecelza 'Na I1 r M ry at. C' , 1 Catfish 1. I1 QUILL AND scnou. these P'.g:1en's have cone cute stcndtng work in the ,ournalzstzc prcductrcns, father cn the Fed Bird flotes cr the Fed Ezrd Year' beck Thr-3' are entitled to llfe rn-rnbersihlg' tn Quill and Scfoll r:Z1ftCY1 1l Hone' Society' for Fiqh School 'ornzlzrtr Only senior: 1:1 '.r.1o'f1 :UA ftflfllf-'i to In--rnkevlitt Front row. left to right: loannz Vllllf S L. 1 ' I Q -,' Tex Charles lolxcxni S'e1-ff- Tor: Sidi. '-Vinxcx Taylor How 2: Mrs? Allc-H lloye--C0 srmhstr Fifzrbara Dlllard, Barbad lf-'msn Hutt. Furla l7oro'h',' Wall crn Saul erda Shymamk o 'Wu o lla YS lo rn IQ V+ 'ra Nave onso Row 3 Ma Fllen Donahte Tom Mcf' a y Karl FOlllHS Pat Kmsf r Gr nr- Mcllonald lohnn Wrllmore Bfttv Swofford Barbaa Akm Loutsf Montt STUDENT COUNCIL The Student ouncxl was cctt v ed thrs yea to assnst xn e admtmstratton and tmp ovement o the school ln addrtuon to organ tzmq the assemblv schedule ar anqmg exchange assemblles solu tton of stldent tatltc Prob evns etc they help to ascertam student optmon ard tn tts tnterpretatlon and utlltty tn pohcy makmg and mn the mterpretatxon of school pOl1C16S to the student body The best gov erned mdxvxdual ts one whose con trol comes from wlthm The best governed school ts one whose control corrtes from wtthm the stu dent arour lt ts the purpose f the Student f'ouncrl to promote sm Rent government o' thus kmd Thrs club met wrth the p l!'tClPGl rea entlv to drsc ss mattes o vnrotance to toe entlre stzdent lt s composed o' othce 'rl 'olr c asses and th: Student P r-srdent Front row left io noht Bob Du chavrman TNT Sloan Eddte M' fldox L c Faslev and Do oth ' l sec ftarxes Row 2 Ba ha a Wllrr d Ba ba A-'tn fmd lance Raaland Row 3 Bch Lrmc T' ck Sloan Lo etta Belew pverlv 'Fox Plrct J fwk S l sponso Row 4 Wad lam Farl Fox a' Gslfsrxe and M1 W1 tn SCSI HIY Purpose Q Q Q Chief uctlvxtles Front row seated e' 1 Row '1 1 'f' Row 'J xl T .. GI., .. '. ' , 'yt U., ffm lm l'f'1l'3'v' . ',' -. A .. Srnlth Ms -l.. . icc- V : rv . 1 JY Y' , J , ,-. . . .. o - at ' ' r ' th ' ' ' ' r f A' x A . .Y J ll ,. ' o f L1 '. ll . A H r, f End! ' . A rs of . f. t' l ., ..: . . Bodv 7 ,' hart'-.. .1 a o 1: . , A r Kfel -. r - ' . 1 r r. .' r Y ra .. Q - : ' ' A 7- . B, , . , T' . Icll M r c'1l'-'--. . r ' r t , , Pt tif ' I 1. ' try 'lkf - : 'fc CT 'f!l ' YTl'1fT.l'1:YI and ,I-It nd 'h'T'17l'r:t 'tif schccl and cornri .r.: .- tithe' st:n'la'd. cf 'SE- vii: chew:-'f' ' ' ' ' : P. har' Tide, and 'xr' .if 1 ' :f'?.':' TIf I fL . : K e n rt h P-'-ek?-P ?'.1f:f Tfruzch Ccyzd flezl l z'r.l' V Fr-'r.': i'if-f':iCe-pTeSf- dei' M' l'1'f-r.cf- l.f Flzfffsjtcrtsf' 31' ?f':1.-'V-' 'fri Fail-T'eFfder.f Vlfzvxe Mrffx l'crn'.' Tc'-'le' 2: H .'.'i hlirkzrtf T-Pic: Gish- 11 f'1r,:1.. P' 'kc lac, than?- '1'Tt1e f F A lchn l':f '5Yi, Vlwlln' L 3 '10-5' Ff'n':d?r.1 TVr.','.' F :ff Hvrfd Ggj frm fs- ., F-.V w,fwh.f-- :. .:.:., .,.. ,-, V . , .. I. Q.,,,,,. ' ,, V, ,V V 3:Vf': - F v.'n 'zclr U:- f',.. Z . ll,.Y-1-, '...' f'..fi4L W '.'.' 1-1 .' . i e 'Ji Yefzhk .2 LZ . f:'..ff f'r. fire' PZ.. S.- leni,-' f 'k'.' Pl' 1'.'1.fe 'fi ffzii CREDITED WITH COURTESY SUB-DEB Purpose of club: To strive day by clay for mental ana physical liri- provement. 128 paints cz a si.'.'er star syrnbclzze me clubs azrns- s:holarsn1p, ccartesy, perscxagty, new wg Q' f-M.-W Act xt: U r C: G beateri left to n ht lan F B ba a n U 14 Ma 1 en , s W :ia and '.'1'l'l Row 2 c s J s Mo aan Par Sl M f'1F'OC P GI C anron E111 1OAnn Ak n rf Pen an aa1 I e f' es M 'll n o 1s Dee ar O s, onso M s Nton Wf-'Ie ow 3 Ma I n Tat S o ,' IoAnn laelms R Ann R can f' annon El no Iones Iean L cas Ba ba a Slrzyrramk Ba ba a Lems Kathleen Roby V1 a1ma Peek Io Donna Steele lxan 1' C1ax'on and Ma ,J Iune W1ll1s GIRL RESERVES Tl'llS club was 'ounded 1n the vear l927 He1r motto IS h lp cf q1l to QIVE he best at all t1mes T ln 91 Mother Daughter banquet and tea QIVEH f n w members were the clwet GCllV1l1eS How I Chms Ha kms Leotta P e a r c e Ma y W1lk1r1son Ruby H a y e s Rae Campbell Robe ta Rusl'1e1wsk1 Anna Hubba d lo lS C1ma Byra Zell Fuller Sue Ann L1ttle and Nancy Rams Row 2 Delo es Hand Loa Dean VCIS f'erc1ld1ne Rmas B Tree-ce Mar1o lf EC1SlllCI ne R1ssell Do otl' Douvan o,c lock wood Mona Mens-es Pelo IS T11 ner Slr1 lei H1ll and M155 AllCE G ant sponso Row 3 Bftt Felts Ba baa e Glorm W 'J ba a oryPatt1e GIIIPSFIQ ac e Plante Ic e Nolen Pann a e P ,fll1s Iclrrs n Iamce T e and e 1 co e GIRL RESERVES GROUP II H v l A 'lub I. N S IcA'1n a Arn Mose loan F g s n P 0 r C1 0 W a r d 'J Taylor treasurer Dora Tre s a d T e 3 QQ a W Row e aa a an' PL ,1 GY C CX f' 34 aa nab or s Row 3 Gen 1 lc r incur 'W se c O ke s rt Ba a an a aatc W a Moo a n ce Ma ga e M G ee a P tc Ba bca en ck V g n a G ern ,.,1-e a11 1c, .,.... ,. iv' ' e sz Spring banaaet, Mather-S ugnter banaaei :Swin- bly rr ar ' , 'Q : 'arf Faa- d, lcann Mcsely' Rath Baits, ar r Sillara, fcA. n Mealirz, M ry' Ellen Zsriahge-president, Lcaise Moritz, Tear: Hancccl , r' Ella Hare , an' Taylor, Ele 1 ar Heard. : C:-sp n or-l1r . Rath r 1, 1n Vlniie de, Gaila cal 11 lc, eggy Hargr 'e, Sue 1 1, Ccntri, ' Fer- rr .son bail lf-an Mick Harbara i , Su. Stewart Mary' rn , S 'Q o Criley, D lar-, C.,l - tack, D r'. , 1d C Y Y r R : riff . e, Sue f r', I , .Autn tce, I v N , t . T1 ' ', To e : r ' or e , r ' I , ' ', r , De- , V 4 U . TW 11, 1 , I e'tw' . ' r' , I di . :M I 7 -1.1, I .V -Q : 1 . r r H r- ron, l ilb'irr1 B1r r St r, ' ' e. V. ' , I ki rr vc 1' R. rr:- s.v, '. 1.1 C1 , l lnr e- witt Snirl j P le. o I : r .1 ei 1 1 H El Fl: 1. .. ly, , er ii O , Iallonna S'6'?lf'-If'-SlCiF'l'll, Mary Ellen 1 1a ii ffviceerrc-S1 lf-nt, l.. use Mcr1'tfsQ:re :rjJ, 1 1 - , 1. rna , ilu-anor He r If-lor s M:'211ntC':k, M ry flllen Hayp., Size Stewart, M rietfa all 2: B tty' Minas Elizabefh E lie, Ie T1 Shepard Betty Boyer, Marr' Une lN'11'r ef: Mzras Cn rlahe Harper, Mawgaret Perf alia Sue -,.ar1nc1 Barbara Mcrris fancy' al ,f n Marg' Rafi Iaskssn Bcfverly F P9337 Brctnerfcn S aie Io Criley' Pnyllis lleynclas Te l: Hancack 1. rl ara Peavler Greta I Pi,s:n, Mus Allice Grant Spenser : '. f'.'e , h.scn Eefj: S .1 ffl YT ll'ta Er- HC 11 Bglie Iane 1, . Lcreffa S l.n Gecraia Wzl H01 rb ra If-'f-r Cecilia VVa, er, M ry Alice Swalls, Iune Far! 1 Efvina 5 'Jer Shirley re, Doris C 5 , Snirlc-if ffrake, r r,t C , Virgini eff r , r Snyrnanik, flancy fell 4- , lr 1 1 I 1 . Comprehension . . Conservation . . Appreciation GOOD READERS Tkese stxjerxs made an UA average LE lurature the first s-::zesfer In ezxry case the: grades ranked hzgh in all thezr salfecis, Front row: Sue Channon, Beverly Fox Leatfa Pearce Byra Zel. Ful- ler Ruby Hayes Nadine Russell, Maxine Hussell Row 2: Faye lfarrronas, Loretta Bolen, Betty' Treece, lerry BIQQS, Paine Gillespie Nancy Rains, ' Voebble R-'tn Payne Row la n P ce Pick Sloan V1 grma Genn lwancv' Fe en c Ba ba a leter Fre a are Tea a Hancock Elzabetr Eadte Le rs H Smltl' lolnn Du Pam tSome students who regu a lx 'ne rt A rn literature were en olled for tloe cou se tn compo srtrcn trs semester and so ae n ncluaed n tl'1s ist CONSERVATION CLUB M R I. C owell rs the sponsor and tre chief purpose of the club rs to interest the students IH the conservation of nature Front row Clyde Cooper Ioyce McCollum Howard Shacklelo d Back row Glo ra Ezell Harold G 1ll Dots lmlen Donald Web Edna Ezell Opal McCol'L.1'r , e rdert HONOR SOCIETY s a nat cnc n p cer n be ernbe s tot A Front row 1 Row 2 l. Row l Ewa .1 , , . ,. rr . 3: Bc I.: k, Torn ur ll v ' Y 7 1 , Il e lr, I r r .,' di fi 1 - v lv l' r, . 4 1 . . , t rr u' . ' rr, r r- l r ' r V' ' I , r 'Y V - rr , r et 1 ' ' 1 . l .J - V stef r. 1 ., r' .-- nr s , . Tin- Honor Scfietv i i l club and onff a certai. er ,t ef 6-a:E. ssl: or ca ,r r . 'fl' a'- ctw--ri bg' sc.. rarskrf: arrri a veit- if facxlty. Merri- hewr rr..:t lr' :rr 'Ili' 'dryer :rf- Crgef '1C'.'.': ,' gs an irritation of 'f :rv ,r. ': V- Prrg T: lponcr lrmcrs and S-1r..c,::: ::r.k' i iirgip-st in sC:1crar- TE.-: :'.1','f.'.r.7 e l: f- 7 s ere ff-C i .af 'gf-at : fsfonn' Sfeele Marg' Fila-n Ylir.a?2g-- l:Ar.r. VV1 a'.'er, fiFrr,r1 M' :..r. : i rr:-H l-l::.'1, Pzrrrr 't'v'r.L'e- se' fltrniz G7 Hel'-X 1.- ltriffr. fzatrrrz VJ'-ik lcy:-2 NC- 'fin M1271 S.::r. 3- t. ' iii' 9 llafiee- rr iff sc' lfcv.'a'i Slasklf-fcri Heiezt Exile B111 Palm'-6, fee Frzs, :Carr t ,,:,.pr.s. June in Qur Hearts After Hjanuar Tlmww 1 Qu Q-A ,.-N r CIUNIOR PLAY 471 ls g l ensb D al D-:an MICK M F :1 4 U V16 CGW cor, so ld esta lms ea e a 1ong V Q C led nal ons e W1l1a'r 1- o a -ss Gages and nockwoods ln We sans L o Q 4 s canons a msxng f om al le nrt tas es and ldeas an tho g ts above tlnem st ngglfs o a 0 se c ea Wo' As We ca tam closes we a e s own ' a tole an conslde anon 'nm al respect allow ces o d a cl a sense 'no no' only p omoie a 'nom xc A e PS o op osve es Ll a e ee a roten' n n V 'son war mg lG 'l 9 cal na'xor's G lgn seate Tow' M 'a la x1eF Aa. sr 'nl-lnd cas: Cl Bch rollcnsan Geoq VV ana Ma 1 Elen Ha es 'IOD was as ws Maraghr M os' res Mrs B OA Sfsttmg o gar Tac 'nca D ecxon Kr-nnet s 3 '1 an sea ef' 1 r s a lc Be naaon Pla es BQ na as ' 'N Po 'lcllofnan se nn a ba a A-' n lean n a a ss A ce Ho,e Sl' le ance agre 9519 a Cl N ss M Awos S DV 311 xba ,, Jw I ,Fw ul sf 6 ...L 4 , 'S- 3 , Q A ' ' 5' , 5 G9 Q ' sf ' ' 9 5 5 I W ' l F , xx ,f I 'fangzry' Thaw' IS an absor zn ard ant -ly kgrxorogs Taylor Ccnrai TI,:1, 2 r , ' ', Tack :ghee St ndxng, hz. cf wiptlrtg fie fha-me IS Yi t ' . and must get left to tiki' 'f . ,. . T e :lata P11257 foxes Q l with sash other Lf we gg b. li tis true js C ianaell P-Vko ' Tj I Y o .. . larger farnnxss al . L Th amhcr, Y ,fs dcpdns fig Cjnjif , ,H -4 , A' TV Q Faciltjf Prozlgc. Staff follcvf D1f9CfOff .1 M 'Qj l.,fg gf'Q H ,Q ' ' , ff 'N vi 1 , Agcf- :aye .. A - r. Blll T n - - .7 .. - -, .. .. ., , . , . . ,. , W ,. I g , r M, adyustmenf to Yhe natmons, Sll'YlllGTlY elbowmg each other IU 'O'p 43n 1 'Q Vonme Wgdp ,Emu MA RAN' .. . . M r . 2. . :r 1 -Mr. , n Mzner l'1 pg an Tie ma .. ' r ' r li .Tce, I .'u , '- 1 H 1 an 5 7 lffegenges 5 of g , - 5 K P'cQ'.:t.c: tt- ss sho . to .eff fovrlgztm zxcspat-sa h 7... Q' 'eine n fCff11l1. f p . vp b' r qp Qly HO'--3 ff, .T F ff 2 vu 71 -A J- GCS! V35 QL-3' , . 1 restcmg Har... 3' to Yie lr ..1l: s -.led Carts lv..f-3:1af: M b I . C4 G rm-'Q G?GFfL 72--nf' A , A Lgzaccifi Lcdie B r r li , Bain ' Mary fue-2 Hayes M1 Q lx ..17 YQDT ' D Fftc Bertha, Ck The ccsf included' lit io r' 't, d. .. cor ry' 'T'-' U2iC'f':' Sf YY lm? ll-f, Rafi Buffs TOP-nn Sfmt: I ,'5 331355 Q p bin OA IL G I. nf L-4:39 W :jg l.:,v : .ncrnson Erma' Pillars an Ge:1:f'.'1Q'.'s Bsfkfsl From the Humorous POOR LITTLE ME izpe 'rigor in PI-IC'f,,fEif oorgeay pri agoioi eritttled liter '.'.' 'rf-' ,grae-r ine dpreotiri ot llpef- Alice grow If feet 11.0 ax1d1e:ioe LTI art qrrfar airggiter, fx: these yogria comedians slrillliify' izdieilverf-Cl that parts The cast ol tie play' .iolgded toy let Karl Collins, Mary Ellen Doialiige bottozrt, left lCAI'1I'1 lffedlin, Teolra Hancock lollortrna Steele and bottom, rtght, Pat Kaiser Toxin Sloan, arid Bob Bowker. NIINORS N ANEUVER NIOODS DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY Tre Senior rila',','1 axppiria oirarxa, eitttlea, , ,-61.1, Takes f: lioloitzjx olgreoteot Miss A off ClYCff1fIl.CQTfSfI'1,LCffY The iev: and :iferem proatgctioi rerreeenteol the eufoerh ':CTQI'.i1 on the Kart it Q19 Cast, who are shown .e aropxrj at for :gulf S.ff.I'.f! Crtseie Evans ff rrp' Sue Calvert, Frea Heaton startolngi lack Gaal, lim Holland, Marcella Poems, Roger B. Yo fg Dorothy Georae, Gloria Swottorol and laie lvl COTS Highlight oi Qur Cavalcadc HOMECOMING QUEEN IS CROWNED ln pite of the dovvnpour of rain M1 s Kathleen Roby and her court reigned in royal splendor at the homecoming ceremony staged on the evening of November 9 in our auditorium Pictured is the entlre court which includes left to r1ght Barbara Herron Freshman and Corxy Melville Nancy Claxton Sophomore and Norman Quarrels Ellnor Iones lunior and Iames McGhee Tedra Hancock Senior and Eugene Leamen Fairy Park Stone retiring Queen and Rav Maake Kathleen Roby Homecoming Queen and Bob Durham Pat Kaiser Master of Cererromes Dorothy Wall Semor Lady 1n Waitlng and X eil Dillard Barbara Ieter Iunior and Gordon Herron Galla McCl1r1tocl4 Sopharrore and Berrard larusis Deloi Hand Freshnan and Eddi Maddox Karnes and ludith McDonald e simple but inrpres me program was as follows Master of Ceremonie Pat Kats Welcome Torr Sloar' President Senio Cla s Response Neva Wollard Clas ot 42 Quartet Tom Picken Tim Hall Glenn McClintock larnes MCC-mee Friend hip and Hail to the Carainal mth obltgato coronation of Queen by Pann Whiteside Vocal solo Beautiful Lady by Pann Whiteside Introduction of Football Team and Assistant Coache by Coach Harlan Hodges Alrra Mater Cheer Leaders : , I A . I I , I . .. I Children of the court included' Kay Leslie, Brenda lanes, Harry McMurtrie, lr, Sally Th I i , I A SA ' .1 ' 3 . . . . ,. . . . ' er A - 3'1 T' ,L 1 . E ' , ,V . 3 5 -- . N IIONII CONIIX QL I I1 MISS KATHLEEN ROBY I WILL TAKE YOU HOME KATHLEEN 1 Q ,Alf :. .rg ...' . 1.1: ' 53' W . 'Sig wi-. 5. 'fifi' r ra 3 3? A . W V - i. N Y - Y -. - 7 -4 W -4 -4 A J A 1 W, ,f 4 .A ' - :, Q 'Q4jI.1f . t:.- 3.3. 1 , 4. t' L3 YI. SlNU Welc'ome. Alumni, to Our Cavalcadc nab I' LJ Allen Elva Gene ATVIGW Nad1ne Ba1ley Norman Baker Ru Barnett Dorothy Bernhard George Bluyus Mary Lou Bonzy Stanley Br1ley Dorothy Brown 1 Buttry Calvert Mary Sue Calv1n Lorra1'1e Cantrell Betty Champron Donald Chance Burl Chance Ruth Ann Chr1sty lames Clark Dorothy Cole N1na Cook Kenneth Counc1l Raymond Couturlaux Gerald Cragg Beulah Betty Culbertson lva Dartt Alfred D1ll1on Alva Don1n1 Leo Dorr1s Glendora Dorr1 Harold Dorr1s Iess1e Doyle Tommy Ir Easley Lula Ellen Eatherly Edna Fckess B1ll Evans Cr1ss1e F1fe lohn rrnazzo Lows F1nn Bob Flood Marg1e Craggs Beulah Furlong Eldon Fustln Rosemary Gaal lack George Dorothv Gzllespte Br1dget Gorsk1 Betty Gossett Ltlllart Hancock Dorothy Harr1s B1ll Hays Tommy Heaton Fred Htcks Dor1s HISCOX Theresa Holland I1m KING COAL SAYS Yes-yes yes Im proud to be Alumnus of this H S see? Marr1ed Mrs Work1ng Work1ng Workmg WOIKIHQ Army Robert Cowsert orkmg Ch1cago West Frankfort West Frankfort West Frankfort West Frankfort Army Post Graduate F C H S Work1ng We t Frankfort Marr1ed Mrs Troy Carpenter Nurses Tra1n1ng Rockford lll Work1ng West Frankfort Marr1ed Mrs Harry Work1ng West WOTKIUQ Work1ng West Work1ng West Horre We t Wheatley S I N U Navy Frankfort Army Chlcago Frankfort Frankfort Army Army Frankfort Menees VlOl6' Marr1ed Mrs Robert Rlchardson Marr1ed Mrs KarrollArv1ew Hugh s Robert Hutch1n on Shrrley Huth Herbert Iacobs Carol Iohnson Mada Iones Dck Kerr Madge K1ng Perry Lamktn Pat Lee Fada Ruth Lesl1e Iune Lrnk B1ll Lloyd lack Love Kathryn Luther Mary Machura Ioe Mahan V1rg1n1a Mar hall Margaret Martln Iohn Mayhew Lesl1e McDar11els Edgar McElyea l an lvfcKown Mar1ar1 Mekota Agn MIUQS Lothel Drauchom Bus College Northwestern Un1vers1ty Tramtng St LOUIS Mo Army Un1vers1ty of lll1no1 Work1ng West Frankfort Northwestern Un1vers1ty Home West Frankfort Un1vers1ty of lll1no1s Work1ng West Frankfort llltnols Wesleyan lurses Tra1n1ng Rockford Ill Army Home West Frankfort Nur e Work1ng West Frankfort Navy Worktng Cal1forn1a Work1ng West Home West WOTKIUQ West Work1ng We t Work ng WOTKIHQ West Frankfort Army Frankfort Frankfort Frankfort Ch1cago Frankfort Paducah Ky College Kentucky Navy Work1ng Mark lll Work1ng Ze1gler SINU Work1ng West Frankfort Army Horne West Frankfort Work1ng Flor1da Army WOTKIHQ West Frankfort Army Army Home West Frankfort Marr1ed West Frankfort Mrskowsky Era WOTKIUQ We t Frankfort Mltchell Dor1s WOTKIUQ We t Frankfort M1tchell Margaret Work1ng West Frankfort Moore lane Work1ng West Frankfort Moore loan l Moore Ramona Marr1ed Mrs Roscoe M lv1n Mutcheck B1ll l alon Mary Margaret N1ckoloff Ma 16 Null Harvey Odle K nneth Ogden Etna Grace Ohver Annabelle P ae E t l parks Falry Peavler V1olet Army WOYKIUQ Chtcago S Louxs Un1v r tt, Workmq West Frankfort WOTKIHQ We t Frankfort Marr1ed Mrs Asa R1sner WOTKIUQ West Frankfort Marrted Mrs Walt r Stone lurses Tra1n1ng St LOUIS Army kyear s Busmess College Post Graduate F C H S Work1ng West Frankfort Peck Stev Poc1us Marcella Rams IoAnn Rauback Albert Redden M rgaret Retd Louxse Work1ng WOFKIHQ West WOTklHQ West School IH Work1ng W t Navy Ch1cago Frankfort Frankfort Kentucky Frankfort Nur es Tra1n1ng St Lou1s M d Mrs Robert Creek Marr1ed Mrs Howard Roe WOYKIHQ West Frankfort Work1ng West Frankfort Navy WOYKIHQ West Frankfort Workmg CHICGQC Army Re1r1he1mer B1ll Rengstorff Betty R1 ner Add1e Roberts Howard Robrnson Tom Rogers Sarah Ioy Pus 1n Al1ce Sadnav1tch loe Marr1ed Mt Vernon WOFklnq We t Frankfort Charl1 Hoblm WOFKIWQ West F anktort WOTKIDQ West Fankfort Marr1ed Mrs Ralph Knowles Worktnq West Frankfort Navy Ma r1ed Mrs age W I I I. , Ig El il .. 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IN MEMORIAM The Bed Bird Staff and the entire school extend our deepest sympathy to the loved ones and friends of our former alumni ktlled in a car wreck Peggy Wxl hams Thelma Vmeyard Wilma Arnett Glocha Arnett and Iohn Gaddzs 'I'HE WORLD OF POWER FOR A POWER AGE Doesnt this pictare remind you of some of our many sources of power and the various ways they are being used? We are aware o airplanes which fly at a tremendous rate of speed It 13 'rue that we are living at too high a rate of speed fo our bodxes There comes a tirne when we nearly crack up because the train wears out our energy We are forced to slow down and rest We also see ship in tne picture ships that have bee used to carry men and ammunition to fight each ot er But now we a e aware tia' the tarving people in Greece ana other countries need food and cloth in we u e ou slllrs to carry food tc them e e entlf di xee to power wa fir used o destroy man kind ri weve we are looking f ward to the day Nhe the atorr ic erierov will bei e a a h lp al people In practically every home in Amer 1ca are radios to brtng us news from everywhere Yet people insist on Eh wart: of potnzr for a pntnzr gg: .Our 1,,, U tn vp WV bv mf' Stun mf tt!! lam r mutt K Um listening to propaganda or stories that cause us to do things we shouldnt do A crime story help some young people it teach some the harm of crime u there are other young people fail to see the wrong in doing things They get many of their wrong ideas by listening to such things over the radio Likewise drunken ness and unclean love tories o nurde torie in some movies books cause some of u to think the actors are heroic Decide and know what i healthy an riaht for u to ee to hear to do and o think and lou will be 'ni ch happie may may such Y s this An Age of Power bat regardle s of how ntell aent we may see we shall so see tne day who our power ill be of no use to us unless we realize tha God la the rnairi source of power and wisdorn l e must ask Hu' to sl ow us how to Use the Powe for a Power Age otherwise we shall be come weak people instead of power ful one by LOUISE FROVELL ,I , . T - ' A ' ' , b t A . lk x F , s ' . ' . ' 'F , - ,- , , ' s ' ' ' i r 2 ' s ' I - . ' . or he ' 'Q r I , I 'S . fi 5 ' A ' YO S , . , , T ' C1 So ' s 'r : ps H 'N ef, is , , , ' - r ' i ,. Th, r.c . ' 'soo' red a. :nic S FT., S F O2 T - I ' s ' st C 't . . ,- . n . v. Q , lo' r, ' ' or- 9 . ... . , . . ' 1 . ' . n .. ri' - . . '. ' . ,, '. , gs-d s .,e. to .i A .L vw fr 1 ' ' r , l -. I THE El TD OF THE D Y K-.ns Del 3 A onalr' Tat '11 1 '1 rc Q'mc na GRADUATION Signing our final book ot memories The Red Bird, We graduates bring tc a close the last chapter of four years of labor. lt is with a happy yet sad reeling that these last autographs are written because we realize that we ,re leaving a fine school wellfgualilied teachers and friends galore. We leave behind a record which indicates whether we have spent our 'me to our best advantage. This record of our knowledge and our character 6, a good indication of the kind ot citizens We graduates shall becorne. May all future graduates ot F.C,l-l.S. have the chance to enjoy and take dvantage of an education in a school as Well equipped as Frankfort High. 1 GRADUATION DAY ' y 1 Kia . CIAA 5 -'E' , G....5'1 T .JS I AH' .' .hat it: here, 're agree i, s , - Ln '- cl' .anktcr ial, hsurl c' . I ssons tc repair, I :I r. 'na ina sort happy, yet sad ,eelina we are possess ' rzin all cur teachers will always be b es- hefve .o as M, 11 Lia to l e ., .-. leauxn tn- r. na ox s tc .- ra: .., raacs an citizenship tes.s W, agree Q. ,nw Qc' us r ri' th ,.t. V or: cnun.. ,s me cure '.'- ,..cre.': hearf . i e want accd schccfs cr all Fran ic on s girls and boy ilcrrna lNicclai ,ar rncre and rn r c.. lchurns galor PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SYMBOL OF PRODUCTION TODAY S MINES AND FACTORIES SYMBOLIZE AMERICA S CAPACITY FOR PRODUCTION TODAY S HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SYMBOLIZE AMERICA S CAPACITY F OR EDUCATION FDUCATION PLUS PRODUCTION EQUALS LEADERSHIP Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 OLD BEN COAL CORPORATION R L Ad m G n t 108 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS HUSTON-PATTERSON CORPORATION Y0u'll find Q COMMERCIAL AND COLOR I'l'lCd3IlIOI'l on every Decatur, Illinois ROTHMOOR INDIANAPOLIS the Scotty r ENGRAVING COATS AND SUITS with that well-bred look of quality that is forever right and forever . . . R O T I-I M O O R SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS DEPT. B U R G 7 S Indianapolis, Ind. Ready-to-Wear for Women Visit our prescription department g for accurate compounding of L' your prescriptions. BARKER'S Said Mrs. A to Mrs. B- I'm just about to pop! D R U G S My husband says my shopping l sprees have surely got to stop! 123 E- Main Said Mrs. B to Mrs. A, Don't let that make you hop- Why, save your cash, and go to see McDonaId's Fabric Shop! 44 109 DP PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ROM HOUSES TO HAIRPINS- SARS SETS AMERICAS STANDARD OF VALUES. SEARS ORDER OFFICE lll W Mann Phones 890 891 N E w E R A D A I R Y Compllments of Home of THE ROSALIE SHOP Velvet ICE CREAM Super Homogemzed Mllk JERRI JR DRESSES Next to St-rand Theater Pho 663 422 E Man MUSIC DEPRECIATION Whether you love to clepreclate muslc Splke Jones style or bask in Bach or Beethoven theres new enyoyment for you when you hear It on Vlctor Columbla Decca or Capltal Records Popular and Classics VAN WOOD RECORD BAR We carry most popular makes of RBCIIOS Record Players and COIHDIHBIIODS I O pr - - as n , . ne . I CC U ll I ,Y u U 9 I , ' 9 Y cc I D PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SMART TRICK UP YOUR SLEEVE Yes ltS a smart trlck to pull out a card where none IS and lt s also a smart trlck to go to Walker s Fashion Headquar ters for Men for clothes that re SlSt saggmg and musslng J V WALKER 8: SONS Hart Schaffner 8: Marx and Walcrest Clothes a H dqu rt for en THERE S LOTS TO ADMIRE IN PHILCO' A great name superlor craftsmanshlp truly glorlous tone Phllco stands at the head of lts class And a Phllco Combmatlon doubles the enjoyment TOMLINSON SALES CO GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES penslve ll . . . U . . . , . it x 4 C 0 I D l F shion ea a ers M , Y, 1 , . . , . I ., 3' H U 1,11 ' 4. 6, fb 6' 0' Y, A as WHY DOESNT SOMEBODY TELL ME Good looks and dependablllty need not be ex For quahty beyond prlce choose the new l947 CHEVROLET Why pay more Why accept less? LANE CHEVROLET CO PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS FRIENDLY PAUSE Talk over the blg dom s after the game the show or a sesslon at Teen Town A good pal a secluded spot ancl always Coca Cola GOING OVER BIG If you want to make a h1t wlth the gang keep yourself smooth and hep on the beam Thorough uallty Cleanmg Service for all your togs HAYS CLEANERS DOUBLE FEATURE Why Not? Is there a good reason why a qu lxty cl ut matxc e ord play r MINTON S thmk h y u VI It thelr dl pl y oom clhe rth n wznth rSpart nC mbm tonRclo nclR rclplayrs MINTON S RADIO 8z APPLIANCE CO 232 E Mam Phone 140 I . ' ,f . . , , , - O I A , 1 Q ' Q ' ' . . . l ' a' raioandana o 'rc e I-IAYS Can help you keep cannot be doubled in one handsome cabinet. . . ' ' not. Q ' ' ' So will you w en 0 's' ' 's a r ' an a e e e i o o o ' a- ' i a i a eco e . 7 Q ' . ' K 112 5? PATRIONIZE OUR ADVERTISEIRS THE BANK OF WEST FRANKFORT COMPLETELY REMODELED FOR FASTER MORE EFF ICIENT SERVICE Real Estate Automobile Personal Business and GI Loans Opened for Buslness Dec 9 1940 THE BANK OF WEST FRANKFORT 113 , 7 . Y Y . ' , Deposits lnsurecl in Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Q as PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS STRAND Southern Illlnols Most Popular Theater WHERE THE Bic. PICTURES snow FIRST FOX STRAND THEATER H M Burnett Mgr WALKER JACKSON FUNERAL HOME Thoughtful Service AMBULANCE JOHN WALKER TED JACKSON HOOT MON I-IERES A BONNY WAY TO EAT LIKE A BLOOMIN KING Yes me laddle EGYPT CAFE serves foods fit for a Klng cooked to a tender dellclousness And economlcal mon youd swear the menu was prlced for Sandy McPherson hlmself Bring the Whole F amlly to EGYPT regularly EGYPT CAFE 114 . . , . . , . - ' 'eff , A I Q tm, - 1 gg ' H Tel. 323 IOO3 E. Maln . f ,B ,V 'I' .. - .4 . ' E mg EE 1 Y . . . , , I - 'i w , . ro e unca l-lines 44 R PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS IT PAYS TO PLAY INVEST IN REGULAR RELAXATION Bowlmg Bllllards Sandwich Shop or F C H S Students Special School Rates WILLIAMS RECREATION los 1-3 Poplar 115 Recreation Headquarters f PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS JUST WHAT SHE WANTS' You can always be sure your gift IS ap preclated lf It s FANNIE MAY or I-IOL LINGSWORTH Candles from Holland s Home of St Louis Dalry Ice Cream HOLLAND DRUG CO YuD g 1917 RISSI S PICTURES OF PERSONALITY become Your Most Prlzed Possessxon RISSI STUDIOS 328 E Mal Phone 118 uldthtC-d WATCH YOURSELF GO BY Everyone Else Does I What sort of an lmpresslon do you maIce3 Are you hampermg yourself by a careless appearance3 1-1'3 W RAYMOND DORRIS CLEANERS make It thelr buslness to keep your clothes lmmaculate you-r appearance attractlve RAYMOND DORRIS CLEANERS Mercury System Clea mg Mon te Mothproofmg 3fWIVI T 8 QEM .- lr, 'Nga' in ' ' 9 ' . 'n C o r rug ist Since WO a o the gift to gi'e us To see ourselves as itI'1ers see us. n' I - I V 0' '. ain St. eI. 8 '60 . aili St. 4 11' PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SH H H DONT SAY A WORD' Sure lt looks hke a new car' You d never belleve It s five years old Got my frlends a I fooled' YES EGYPT AUTO PAINTING CO can hx up that bus wlth a fender repalr body rebulld or repalnt Job to look hke new It s a good way to stretch your dollars a long way EGYPT AUTO PAINTING CO Phone 331 Pete Demarettl 8: Son Phone 331 E R B R O W N FURNITURE COMPANY Home F urmshers for More than 33 Years 403 E lVIa1n St Phone 105 FOR THAT QUICK SNACK Ted s sandwlches and soft drlnks WHEN WORDS FAIL Offer Hllmg Satlsfactlon oUR SERVICE IS APPRECIATED JUST ACROSS THE CORNER REEDY TED5 CANTEEN FUNERAL HOME 509 E. Main st. Day or Nite Ambulance Service Phone 650 41179 ' I .- DOI 1 . ,, . . I . . . .. 1 . . f , ' l 7 3 a Y I . o 0 . ... , . . .. .. 7 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SEE YOU AT MIKE S Cn the street ln the halls wherever you go you hear the same frlendly sentlment The F C H S crowd now as always finds the genlal atmosphere duclve to good fellowshlp So follow the crowd and go to MIKES ust around the corner MIKE S CONFECTIONERY 118 7 the happy chatter, the friendly faces at Mikes con- , Clj O 7 Ci 9 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ARSHT S CONGRATULATIONS WCA C H S A Year s Work Well Done' AMERICAN BEAUTIES IN FULL BLOOM FASHION SHOP Romantlc to dream about gorgeous to look at ravxshmg to hold flowers from SHOE STORE WEAVER S are the rlght glft always ap pmpnate Phones 367 and 579 S F West Frankfort llllnols Phone 229 OFF TO A GOOD START Whether lt s prep basketball or 4 H Club hvestock a good start IS a must lf the final score IS to be ln the black CRITIC and CORNO FEEDS glVC your anlmals the early push that carries them through to the fimsh lme first Burpo s Speclallze m Hay Gram Farm Seeds and Supphes LUTHER BURPO FEED STORE New Location 301 So Anna Phone 86 QIIQQ 7 , ffl' ' F .... I i ' - l , n 1 I A J P ffl I ' f , I 0. I 0 I Y 1 JACOBS LANE CO INC gyiif QW W 5,,WJZ24Qx W NQLB jyvwwai 6Z-l 4253 E 5Q,W w 3 gf RV was X2 aj 0 AXE! ff? JEWELERS . D . ' iffy! Q , ' cis QV SSE W . U ff ' Q fig Ei V 1 M W Ti X3 QQ Ff,,W.l ,,,, C3 A A W 550 , 651 . Ri ax Y gl Q OM! 'P' 5 F 0' N e ulo 'CP